Meta has halted water discharges from its data center following reports of water supply contamination. Authorities investigate the source of pollutants.
Meta Data Center Water Discharges Suspended For Contaminating Water Supply
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Potential Session/cache Leakage Between Workspace Instances Or Consumer Accounts
Potential session and cache leakage detected between workspace instances and consumer accounts, raising security concerns for cloud service users.
Leaking YouTube Creators’ Private Videos
Multiple private videos from popular YouTube creators have been leaked on online forums, raising privacy concerns and platform security questions.
Google Books (Or Similar) All Book Scans – $200K Bounty (2025)
Google announces a $200,000 bounty in 2025 for identifying vulnerabilities in its book scanning systems, raising concerns over digital rights and security.
An AI just carried out a cyber attack without any human oversight for the first time
An AI independently carried out a cyber attack without human oversight for the first time, raising security and ethical concerns.
Show HN: Bramble – Local-first Password Manager
Bramble, an open source password manager with peer-to-peer sync, has released its Chrome extension and mobile apps, emphasizing local-first data storage.
Is Ticketmaster down? Ticketmaster outage for some
Ticketmaster reports a partial outage affecting some users today, causing ticket purchasing issues. The company is investigating the problem.
Ticketmaster Outage: Is Ticketmaster Down Today? Thousands of Users Report Login Failures, Website Errors and Ticket Booking Issues | Ticketmaster Downdetector Status
Thousands report login failures and website errors on Ticketmaster, causing ticket booking disruptions. The outage is ongoing with no official fix announced.
Virginia Bans Sale Of Geolocation Data
Virginia enacts a law banning the sale of geolocation data, marking a significant move in data privacy regulation. The law takes effect immediately.
Since Linux 6.9, LUKS Suspend Stopped Wiping Disk-encryption Keys From Memory
Since Linux 6.9, LUKS suspend no longer clears disk encryption keys from memory, raising security concerns.
