Automate certificates with ACME support in AWS Certificate Manager

2026-08-07T08:52:00Zff01836cc3c1fac86aee3ba312300dbdbe63ee62c928a95883667313613a8fcc
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What happened

AWS Security Blog RSS collection covering certificate automation, AI security monitoring and coding-agent controls, cloud compliance guidance, vulnerability and SBOM management, DDoS and WAF protections, threat intelligence on DPRK-linked open-source supply-chain attacks, and AWS security service updates. The most directly threat-focused content concerns North Korean actors compromising npm and other open-source packages, as well as guidance for securing npm and PyPI updates. No specific vulnerability disclosures or CVE identifiers are provided in the supplied summaries.

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