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    Turbopuffer declares the vector database dead▼RIP, vector databaseYhn37017 h ago

    Turbopuffer has published a blog post titled 'RIP, vector database', arguing that dedicated vector databases are no longer needed as a separate category of infrastructure. The piece sparked active discussion on Hacker News, where it ranked among the top stories. Readers are debating whether modern data platforms can indeed handle vector search, or whether specialized tools still offer real advantages.

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    Internet-Exposed RDP Still Fuels Ransomware, Gunra Advisory Warns●Internet-Exposed RDP Is Still the Ransomware On-Ramp the Gunra Advisory Warns About The... # cybersecurity # infosec # sMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity13 h ago

    A new advisory on the Gunra ransomware warns that organisations are still leaving Remote Desktop Protocol exposed to the internet, giving attackers a straightforward entry point to deploy ransomware. Security commentators are highlighting exposed RDP as a persistent, avoidable weakness and urging administrators to restrict access through VPNs, strong authentication and network controls.

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    ThreatsDay bulletin maps 16 mundane system operations turned attack vectors●The October 1 ThreatsDay bulletin maps 16 stories where ordinary system operations become attack vectors. The real riskMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity111 h ago

    The October 1 ThreatsDay bulletin from Italian security outlet Deafnews compiles 16 cybersecurity stories showing how routine system operations can be weaponised as attack vectors. The piece argues the real danger lies in how banal such threats can be, prompting discussion among infosec professionals about overlooked everyday risks.

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