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Nearly a million passports and photo IDs were unprotected on the public internet
(
theverge.com
)
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N_A_T_E
2 days ago
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lwhi 2 days ago
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It looks like 9series[1] uses AI to develop applications.
Is this an example of a vibe coding development consultancy service messing up?
[1](www.9series.com)
tim-tday 2 days ago
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This sounds exactly like how LLMS mess up.
doubled112 2 days ago
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Please, no security vulnerabilities.
m463 2 days ago
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If you’ve visited a cannabis club in Spain, Azdoufal says, chances are your photo ID was among them
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lwhi 2 days ago
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So as well as having your details leaked, you're implicated as a consumer od cannabis.
fsuts 2 days ago
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https://archive.ph/n2HnK
evanjrowley 2 days ago
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Will the EU issue a fine for the GDPR violation?
b--l 2 days ago
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It will be interesting to see. If you look at the GDPR fines record (well at least the last time I did) spain stands out for its frequency and size of fine.
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Is this an example of a vibe coding development consultancy service messing up?
[1](www.9series.com)