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    Turbopuffer has published a blog post titled 'RIP, vector database', arguing that the standalone vector database category is losing its reason to exist. The piece, gaining traction on Hacker News, reflects a wider debate about whether dedicated vector stores will survive as general-purpose databases add vector search natively and AI workloads consolidate onto fewer systems.

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    AI agents keep data access after tasks end, Delinea finds●AI agents keep data access after tasks end, Delinea finds https:// fawkes.rocks/2026/10/02/ai-age nts-keep-data-access-aMmastodonTechnologyAI121 min ago

    Security firm Delinea reports that AI agents often retain access to company data even after their assigned tasks are complete. The finding highlights a growing gap between AI adoption and access management practices, raising concerns that unused permissions could become an attack vector. Cybersecurity watchers are treating it as a warning that organisations need to automate deprovisioning for non-human identities.

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    Security researchers flag phishing attempt hosted on Google Docs●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//docs[.]google[.]com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vT3_JvqNI1WComFJRNVHBsLBF8UvvlBxqjlmVMD9MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity14 h ago

    Cybersecurity analysts are warning of a suspected phishing campaign using a malicious Google Docs presentation link. The URL was shared in defanged form on an infosec forum, alongside a scan link for further analysis. Hosted Google Docs presentations are a common phishing vector because they appear legitimate and bypass some email filters. Users are advised to avoid opening unsolicited document links.

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