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The Last Analysts as You Know Them
Meesho

Every week I meet a few analysts during my office hours and they talk about a number of things like- careers, hobbies, dreams, managers, colleagues, family, higher education, fitness, balancing priorities and off course, Bangalore traffic. Of late, one common theme is about AI…

From Products to Inspiration: Inside the Engine of Occasion-based outfit visualiser
Myntra

Ankit Kumar | Oct 2025 · 6 min read The “Why”: Moving Beyond the Grid Picture this: A white background. A shirt. Fabric details. Fit specs. A price tag. For decades, this has been the status quo of online shopping. It is clinical, clear, and — let’s be honest — completely…

Designing Edge Security That Actually Holds at Scale
Meesho

The Problem With Assumed Security As systems scale, security shifts from a one-time setup to an ongoing architectural responsibility that needs continuous attention as infrastructure evolves and teams change. A key risk in this environment is the gap between assumed and actual…

The Race Against the Clock: Optimizing Supply Chain Capacity for Faster Deliveries — Part 1…
Flipkart

The Race Against the Clock: Optimizing Supply Chain Capacity for Faster Deliveries — Part 1 (Capacity Management Series) In the hyper-competitive landscape of online retail, delivery speed is often the sole differentiator between a confirmed sale and an abandoned cart. For…

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Beyond Manual Checks: How We Built a 24/7 “Watchdog” for Live Sports Streaming
JioHotstar

In the world of live sports streaming, there is no “undo” button. Live events bring out emotions in viewers and any minor buffering or failure can cause disappointment in our customers, especially if it happens in crunch moments of the live event. Our Live video validation has…

How We Solved a Kafka Freeze, 5x-ed Throughput, and Right-Sized Our Partitions — Lessons from…
Slice

How We Solved a Kafka Freeze, 5x-ed Throughput, and Right-Sized Our Partitions — Lessons from Production at Scale At Slice, we run a high-throughput event-driven backend. Kafka is at the center of it, processing payments, order lifecycle events, and downstream integrations…

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Shub Stealers Fake Crypto Apps
Walmart Global Tech

By: Jason Reaves Shub Stealer[1] which looks very similar to MacSync also leveraged the same obfuscator on their shellscript[2] that is very popular lately. Shell script: fd674425d3fc0d95bbc90dcd598eabdb2ddd77037954c8a1d1175f118d1e8dddAfter decoding however it is a bit different…

Mapping Ottercookie Infrastructure
Walmart Global Tech

By: Jason Reaves A lot of focus specifically surrounding DPRK has been on IT workers but there are multiple entities performing various schemes. One of the more prolific ones being interviewing developers and having them work on TA supplied code repositories from various sites.…

Building a Multi-Provider Rewards Platform: An E-Commerce Approach to Rewards at Scale
Razorpay

We built a multi-provider rewards platform using e-commerce patterns. Here’s why that matters. You’re running a loyalty program. Customers are redeeming points for gift cards, ongoing offers, memberships, or experiences. Then your provider’s API times out. You refresh. Try…