Nearly a million passports and photo IDs were unprotected on the public internet

Posted by N_A_T_E 18 hours ago

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Comment by lwhi 17 hours ago

It looks like 9series[1] uses AI to develop applications.

Is this an example of a vibe coding development consultancy service messing up?

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Comment by tim-tday 16 hours ago

This sounds exactly like how LLMS mess up.

Comment by doubled112 15 hours ago

Please, no security vulnerabilities.

Comment by m463 17 hours ago

If you’ve visited a cannabis club in Spain, Azdoufal says, chances are your photo ID was among them...

Comment by lwhi 16 hours ago

So as well as having your details leaked, you're implicated as a consumer od cannabis.

Comment by fsuts 17 hours ago

https://archive.ph/n2HnK

Comment by evanjrowley 16 hours ago

Will the EU issue a fine for the GDPR violation?

Comment by b--l 12 hours ago

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.