1. hister (github.com)
Build and customize your own search engine with the open-source project, hister, available on GitHub. Join the development community and start contributing to its evolution.
Build and customize your own search engine with the open-source project, hister, available on GitHub. Join the development community and start contributing to its evolution.
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GitLab.com is updating its rate limits based on subscription tiers, effective October 19. Users will need to sign in to access increased limits, with additional changes for Premium and Ultimate subscribers coming in January.
CrowdSec details a source code exposure from May 2026, outlining the extent of the breach, its implications, and the steps taken to enhance security. This update provides insight into the incident and the company’s response to safeguard its users.