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🚨 BREAKING: This week's Microsoft Outlook outage stopped a chlorine alarm from reaching anyone at Germany's Phantasialand theme park. 15 hotel pool guests were hurt. The pool's automatic dosing system warns by email when chlorine levels go wrong. Too much chlorine went in, and the warning emails never arrived, the park told German broadcaster WDR. Some of the guests were taken to hospital. The water has since been replaced and the pool is open again.

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@IntCyberDigest: Microsoft Outlook outage stopped chlorine alarm at Phantasialan

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How Complex Systems Fail

@DarkWebInformer
@DarkWebInformer

👀🚨🇪🇸 Spain's population database allegedly leaked, 46.3 million residents potentially exposed An actor using the handle "spain" is advertising an 80 GB database allegedly containing personal information on 46.3 million residents of Spain. The dataset reportedly includes full names, national identification numbers, dates of birth, residential addresses, nationalities, and census registration information. Sample records have been published, with the complete database offered for sale. The source and authenticity of the data remain unclear. Claim is currently unverified.

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@DarkWebInformer: Alleged 80 GB leak of Spain's population database for sale, un

AI Agents Can Dream Now. You Still Need to Tuck Them Insubstack.com
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AI Agents Can Dream Now. You Still Need to Tuck Them In

Paris Photo’s digital sector offers ‘soft photography’ and vital contexttheartnewspaper.com
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Paris Photo’s digital sector offers ‘soft photography’ and vital context

Memecoin money laundering and the promise of formal verificationprojectglitch.xyz
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Memecoin money laundering and the promise of formal verification