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Microsoft Azure's cloud object storage service for storing unstructured data such as files, images, and backups, accessible via blob.core.windows.net endpoints.
GitHub is moving Git onto Azure Blob Storage and separate compute workers after September commits hit 7.38 billion, over five times a year earlier. The rebuild eases GitHub's capacity problem, but the CI runs and reviews each agent push sets off stay with customer teams.
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Pennyforge found that CMS's Provider Data Catalog, the one federal list of hospital price-file URLs, is gone from data.cms.gov after the 2026-09-29 rebuild. Price pipelines now start from dated third-party trackers and depend on a few vendor hosts.
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Azure Front Door charges about $205 a month for a terabyte of static files that Cloudflare Workers serves for $0, per a dev.to list-price comparison. Past the included allowance, each paid Azure route bills by the gigabyte, so the service a site ships through puts the same terabyte at about $78 to $205.
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Zscaler's ThreatLabz found SloppyRAT in June 2026 at the end of a ClickFix chain whose live hosts are all ordinary domains, with a Polygon JSON-RPC lookup held in reserve for when those domains stop answering.
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Block Public Access stops anonymous reads. It does nothing about the naming scheme an attacker has already rebuilt from your public TLS certificates, and that reconstruction leaves no log behind.
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The release adds Proxmox VE, Nutanix AHV and Google Workspace coverage plus volume-level encryption at rest, while the anomaly detection and pre-restore malware scanning that catch a poisoned backup wait for an undated 2.1.
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A Logic Apps Standard walkthrough swaps the Kudu push for a blob URL the app reads with its own identity. Six failures later, no SAS token exists, and the widest grant is the one nobody reads twice.
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Parallels Desktop 27 puts a Metal-based driver behind Windows VMs, but the numbers it quotes are scoped to M3 and M4 Macs. The compatibility win is real; the throughput win is conditional.
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Expel's writeup describes a chain with no exploit in it: an external-tenant Teams message, an MSI from Azure Blob, a COM-made scheduled task, a fake lock screen, and a relay into the LAN.
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