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Quectel Expands RG660Qx 5G Module Capabilities for Future Railway Mobile Communication System Evaluation and Railway Applications

High-performance Sub-6GHz 5G module platform with support for FRMCS-related frequency bands enables early evaluation through a dedicated development environment. BELGRADE, Serbia — Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global IoT solutions provider, today announced an LGA version of its RG660Qx 5G module series, a high performance, Sub-6GHz 5G module platform that includes support for the Future Railway…

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issued.live: Certificate Transparency, ICANN Registrations and DNS in One API

Every certificate issued for every domain on the public internet gets written to a public log. Anyone can read them. Almost nobody does — because the raw feed is a firehose of tens of thousands of…

  • Certificate Transparency logs record every public domain certificate continuously.
  • issued.live aggregates data from CT logs, ICANN registrations, and DNS scans.
  • The service offers JSON, Markdown, and MCP formats for domain lookup information.

Image processing that never leaves your device

Uploading a file before you can process it is a habit servers taught us. Count the things people actually do to images day to day — shrink them, change format, cut out a background, build a short…

issued.live is live

issued.live is open to the public today. This note is about how it is built and why it behaves the way it does, because those choices are the difference between a lookup you can rely on and one that…

  • issued.live launched today for real-time domain data access
  • Index holds 334 million domains with 15.9M certificates ingested
  • Data updates continuously, served in JSON, Markdown, and MCP

OAuth Consent Phishing: The Attack a Password Change Does Not Fix

The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center published PSA I-090126 on September 1, 2026, and it describes an attack that quietly defeats the two things most people rely on: changing your password, and…

  • Phishing attack bypasses password changes and MFA
  • Users unknowingly grant app permission during OAuth flow
  • Damage undone by removing consent grant, not password

I sell social media automation. My survey says people want the opposite.

I work at Publora — an API and MCP for publishing to social networks from one place, including through an AI agent. So, in a sense, my job is selling automation for posting.

  • Survey reveals people want control over final posting step in social media automation
  • AI use limited to ideation or time constraints, not for publishing
  • Human involvement valued for security, personal touch, and content approval

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