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Singapore Airlines says 46,000 booking records affected by Amadeus breach

Singapore Airlines said on Tuesday that about 46,000 booking records may have been affected by a cybersecurity incident involving Amadeus its reservation technology provider.

Singapore Airlines says 46,000 booking records affected by Amadeus breach

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We Dropped Harbor for Large Images. A Traefik Default Was the Cause.

I stopped pushing large images to Harbor because the pushes kept failing. The cause was a default in Traefik, which I had adopted only because ingress-nginx was retired.

  • Large images (over 100 MB) failed to push due to Traefik's default readTimeout
  • 60-second readTimeout cut off parts of large image uploads, causing 504 errors
  • Adjusting Traefik entrypoint's readTimeout to 10 minutes resolved large image pushes

nexus studioQA 14

A red test can mean three very different things: the application broke, the network blinked, or the site showed a bot challenge.

  • SECURE verdict indicates test passed on its own
  • BREACHED verdict signifies application has broken, resulting in bug report
  • Other failures suggest environment or harness is at fault, not a fixed defect

The pause before the action: how Sakupa's confirmation step works

A quick disclosure first: I am not Sakupa's developer. I came across this MCP server while looking into how AI agents publish websites, and this post only organizes facts from its official site and…

  • Sakupa pauses before website changes to show proposed modifications to users.
  • The confirmation step serves to validate edits, prevent errors, and maintain workflow consistency.
  • Designed for static sites, Sakupa lacks dynamic features like databases or login capabilities.

Rig of Troy: A Suspicious Recovery Script Hidden Inside Roblox Toolbox Models

An investigation into suspicious R6 models, hidden GUIs, remote code loading, and a possible social engineering attack. 1. It Started With an Animation R6 models and animations in the Roblox Toolbox.

  • Suspicious script discovered in Roblox Toolbox models
  • Runtime.lua script found in Right Arm object of multiple models
  • Interface displayed instructions to execute external command

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