Hey, just went through a few different checklists, and discovered that Lemmy does not meet GDPR requirements for notifying users for how servers handle the data. I've brought up this request on github, and I hope to get it fixed soon, but in the meantime I've compiled a list of EU address blocks and intend to add them to my firewall. Just thought you all should know.

The OMV says that those impacted likely had the following personal information exposed:

Name
Address
Social Security Number
Birth date
Height
Eye Color
Driver's License Number
Vehicle Registration Information
Handicap Placard Information

Yikes

Creepy behavior by Microsoft. I thought this was going to be to prevent "abuse" in some way. Nope, they just sharpen the pics up with ai or something?

Apparently linked to a hacktivist in Sudan, although some think they're actually Russian? Can't say either would surprise me very much. Sucks for Azure admins though.

Be careful with your minecraft mods people! Might want to run them through a virus scanner before using them

Seems like a pretty cool toy. They've got tons of software

There's a lot of old software available through this. Truly a work of art.

Note that this software only exists on windows installs, and it appears that the firmware update software was vulnerable to MITM attacks, meaning it could be tricked into installing malware.

This doesn't seem to be included in the documentation, but when configuring the hostnames of your containers for pictrs, email, and database, you need to set those hostnames to the hostnames of your docker containers. Note that the line below should remain unchanged.

hostname: "{{ domain }}"

Update your chrome folks!