geekostation
Geeko Station
Welcome to Geeko Station, the official podcast for engineers, architects, and IT decision-makers navigating the future of open source. Join us each week for a sometimes irreverent, occasionally snarky, always insightful look beyond the headlines as we wind down the week, and explore the critical intersection of enterprise Linux, Kubernetes, and the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence. We break down the latest shifts in cloud-native security, software supply chain integrity, and infrastructure automation—minus the dry corporate jargon. Whether you are scaling workloads at the edge...
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Jun 30, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 2: Malicious AI Plugins, LLM Myths, and Upstream Linux Drama 30.06.2026 23:02
In this episode of Geeko Station, we talk about the Open SUSE conference in Nuremberg, Germany and unpack a wave of security concerns starting with the supply chain attack on the JetBrains Marketplace, where 15 malicious AI coding plugins exposed developers' API keys to unauthorized actors. We also have fun debunking AI summaries and talk about LLM tokenization and neural networks, and wildly str...
Episode 1: Supply Chain Attacks, Kubernetes AI, and Agentic Hype 23.06.2026 31:05
In this episode of Geeko Station, we confront the sobering reality that enterprise infrastructure is being attacked on all sides. We open with an urgent analysis of the evolving supply chain threat landscape, specifically the self-replicating "Miasma" variant of the Shai-Hulud worm that is abusing OIDC tokens to manipulate the npm and PyPI ecosystems. We also break down the critical "Dirty Frag" z...
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