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    Open-source AI Agent Gateway keeps credentials out of agent configs▼AI Agent Gateway: Open-source tool keeps credentials out of agent configs✉newsTechnologySoftware19 min ago

    A new open-source tool called AI Agent Gateway has been released, designed to keep credentials out of AI agent configurations. Instead of embedding API keys and secrets directly in agent setups, the gateway manages them separately, reducing the risk of credential leaks. It is drawing attention from developers and security professionals interested in safer ways to deploy AI agents.

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    LLM Gateways Are on the Rise●✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    Futuriom reports that LLM gateways, infrastructure tools that route, manage and monitor traffic between applications and large language models, are gaining traction as enterprises scale their AI deployments. These gateways help companies control costs, handle model switching and enforce security across multiple AI providers, making them an increasingly important layer in the enterprise AI stack.

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    Critical CVE in GitLab's AI Gateway Sparks Security Review●Earlier this month, a critical vulnerability showed up in GitLab's AI Gateway — CVE-2026-90970, CVSS... # ai # securityMmastodonTechnologySoftware31 d ago

    A critical vulnerability, CVE-2026-90970, was discovered earlier this month in GitLab's AI Gateway, drawing attention to how AI agent permissions are handled in developer tools. The flaw, rated with a high CVSS severity score, has prompted security-minded developers to re-examine their own systems and question whether permission models for AI agents are properly isolated from core infrastructure.

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    Founders mock how startups raise millions in 2026●How startups raise $10M in 2026: 1. Rebrand a 1994 barcode as "AI Spatial Gateway" 2. Run a 3-line redirect on 20 AWS miMmastodonBusinessStartups62 d ago

    A satirical take circulating online claims startups can raise $10 million by rebranding a decades-old barcode technology as an "AI Spatial Gateway," wrapping trivial tools in cloud jargon, gating basic exports behind sales demos, and charging per-seat fees. The post contrasts this with its own bootstrapped QR code toolkit, CreateMyQR, built with no outside funding, tapping into frustration over inflated AI branding and subscription pricing.

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