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When BigMacHole’s comments are nottheonion, it’s the worst.

As long as people use Windows, it will not be a problem. The zero-day machine will always pay off.

SAD!

Why alert the plebs

While Trezor didn’t share how the shipping provider’s systems were breached, in breach notification emails sent to affected customers and reviewed by BleepingComputer, ShipMonk told customers that the attackers exploited a vulnerability in the third-party analytics platform Metabase.

”On August 6, 2026, Metabase informed us that an unauthorized party exploited a vulnerability in Metabase’s software to access data related
to your account and your customers," ShipMonk said.

“Based on the vendor’s representations, we understand that the vendor has since patched the vulnerability and invalidated all active sessions. We also
initiated a thorough and detailed technical investigation with the assistance of external information technology experts.”

As BleepingComputer previously reported, Metabase revealed that the threat actors exploited a critical SQL injection zero-day vulnerability to breach customer instances and carry out data theft attacks after gaining administrator access to the compromised instance.

God forbid you run your own damned database

Oh no they’d back up my phone and restore it on a new model, just like i do. It’s 1984 all over again. Dogs and cats living together. Mass hysteria!

I don’t think I know ZCS webmail. Unless it goes by another name.

Remember this?

Yeah.

Depends on how retro you’re talking. My Atari is sadly DOA but i don’t have the time to make it a project, but my $1500-on-release apple slaptop that i dug out of e-recycling, with a core 2 duo is fairly plug-n-play for whatever docker can provide.

Not that I do that either . . . That’s what the raspbi was for . . .

Edit: essentially I guess I’m saying if it can run some kinda *nix then maybe.

The move comes as Canada faces criticism from Donald Trump’s administration over its “unacceptable” efforts to combat forced labour.

The Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprise (Core) was established by former prime minister Justin Trudeau’s government to investigate the use of forced labour by industry. At the time, much of the focus was on China’s use of the Uyghur ethnic minority for what critics say was forced labour. Despite years of public reports from human rights groups, Beijing disputes claims it engages in modern day slavery.

Over its six years, however, Canada’s watchdog has only launched five investigations, including against three US clothing companies with operations in the country – Ralph Lauren, Nike and Levi Strauss – as well as two mining companies: GobiMin and Dynasty Gold Corp.

Uh huh. So politics then.

Tonight! On Douche Court

Do you? How much is the sunset?

You don’t “have to buy stuff” - you have to be able to enjoy stuff.

Very cool idea! Going with the Coyote theme maybe name it Wile E?

I hear ya. Lookit - step one, log off. Step two, get a good book or a project of some kind that doesn’t need any internet.

Step three: a very good beverage. I recommend a good root beer, but anything you like will work.

Finally, enjoy the beverage. It’s good. Good exists all over, it’s just not in feeds. Simple joys, y’know. Take ‘em. They’re everywhere.

Cool.

The businessman is not worried about competition from Tim Hortons, which enjoys a certain status as a cultural icon in English Canada.

“I think it’s getting old and young people don’t identify with Tim Hortons,” says Mr. Mammas.

I told you those young people would be trouble!

Inevitable. Zero precautions. Idiocy.

Moscow has a long history of peddling disinformation that aims to undermine Canada, but U.S. officials and influencers aligned with President Donald Trump have now joined in, it said.

Well . . . It’s the same picture.