Dmitry Protsenko articles - 13 total
Using SBOMs to detect possible Dependency Confusion
Software supply chains have become a focal point for attackers, as modern applications rely heavily...
Dev Diary #2: Cloud Security plugin for JetBrains IDE
Almost a year passed before I began developing the plugin to improve the security of Infrastructure...
Revival Hijacking: How Deleted PyPI Packages Become Threats
You can find the original version of this article on my website, protsenko.dev. Hi guys, recently...
Dev Diary #1 – Google Agent Development Kit: Lessons I Learned
This diary-tutorial hybrid tracks my first months with Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) — pure...
Building AI Agents to Prioritize CVEs — A Google ADK Guide
In this story, we will create our first AI agents using Agent Development Kit. AI agents will be...
Malicious Packages in NPM and PyPI: How Typosquatting Threatens Developers
Malicious packages lurk in NPM and PyPI — especially in NPM. If you’ve built front-end apps, you’ve...
You Don’t Need a Pet Project to Be a Good Dev: How I Beat FOMO
Do you ever feel like you’re falling behind in your tech career? Everyone builds pet projects, speaks...
AI Will Take My Job, But Not Today
Recently, I noticed new feelings and thoughts about AI in Software Development. I felt upset about...
How I made Docker linter for IntelliJ IDEA (and other JetBrains IDE)
I’ve had an idea to create a powerful plugin for making Infrastructure as Code (IaC) files more...
Personal Guide to Becoming a Good Developer
Learning programming can be complicated. In this article, I share my tips on becoming a good...
Top 7 Dockerfile Security Tips You Should Know
I built a tool to uncover security flaws in Dockerfiles. While refining it, I collected the most...
Boosting Developer Focus with ADHD-Based Strategies
Software Development requires extensive attention. I’ve worked successfully as a developer for the...
The Seven Sins of Code Review: Confessions from the Front Lines
This story is about sins in code review processes, inspired by my experience, observation, and...