Original URL: https://openrouter.ai/apps?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FUKExpertMedical%2Ffixit-blank-pages

Sadly, the repository has gone private: https://github.com/UKExpertMedical/fixit-blank-pages

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45851323

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There are tons of tutorials on Youtube, how to use Claude to create a skill out of nothing. I bet no human ever reviewed, or optimized those texts. So instead of feeding the AI the real experience and skills of a human coder, we're stuffing it with input based on what the AI thinks a human would do.

Does this actually lead to better code, or is it just a vicious loop of "SISO" (shit in, shit out)?

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45694949

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Meh… I think I should work on a PR to fix this…

This summary outlines the key events and remediation actions from the official incident reports published by Localmind.ai between October 5 and October 9, 2025.

Incident overview and initial response (October 5)

On October 5, 2025, at 05:43 CEST, Localmind detected unauthorized access to its systems. The immediate response was to take all affected systems, including internal platforms and customer instances, offline to contain the breach. Initial measures included:

  - Resetting all passwords and regenerating API keys (e.g., for Notion, SendGrid, Hetzner).
  - Deactivating all user accounts, restricting access to a minimal number of administrators with mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA).
  - Initiating a forensic investigation.

The breach originated from a misconfiguration in an externally accessible beta-test instance. The flaw granted administrator privileges by default to a newly registered account. The attacker used this access to:

  - Access the integrated automation platform (n8n).
  - Retrieve an unrestricted API key for the internal Notion knowledge base, which contained infrastructure documentation and credentials.
  - Use the compromised information to escalate access further and send emails from an internal account.

Impact assessment and forensic Updates

  - Scope: The core Localmind platform was not compromised. The attack was confined to administrative interfaces and test environments. A limited number of customer systems were accessed, while on-premise instances showed no signs of unauthorized access.
  - Forensics: Unauthorized logins were traced to IP addresses from VPN providers, complicating attribution. Login activity occurred outside regular business hours (nights, weekends). As of October 8, no evidence of large-scale data exfiltration was found.
  - Data transparency: Localmind offered data exports to customers to conduct their own audits for potential GDPR breach notifications.

The company initiated a comprehensive infrastructure rebuild and security overhaul.

  1. New infrastructure: A migration of virtual machines to new, Tier IV, ISO 27001/27018 certified data centers with a fully isolated infrastructure was nearly complete as of October 8. Systems are being rebuilt from clean data volumes (e.g., Docker volumes) onto new, hardened hosts.
  2. Access security:
    - Implementation of an F5 Web Application Firewall (WAF) with pre-authentication for each customer instance.
    - Mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA) for all application logins.
    - Deployment of the Wazuh security agent for centralized login monitoring and anomaly detection.
    - All previous service accounts and credentials within automation workflows were deleted, requiring a re-issue.
  3. Automation restriction: Critical automation nodes in n8n (e.g., Execute Command, Read/Write File to Disk) were disabled and will be unavailable in cloud environments going forward.
  4. Enhanced monitoring: Additional security agents were deployed for endpoint security, configuration assessment, file integrity monitoring, and threat intelligence.
  5. Process change: Each customer instance undergoes a manual audit and documentation before restart, with the audit protocol provided to the customer.

On October 9, Localmind reported a renewed attempt to gain unauthorized access. The new security measures successfully blocked these attacks. The only confirmed impact was a brief, unauthorized text modification on a separately hosted, external development website, which was promptly reverted. The company attributes this attempt to the same threat actor.

Status as of latest update (October 9, 2025)

Systems were in a phased, controlled restart process, with customers being kept informed. The company continues to work on audits and security fortifications.

Sources (as Mementos)

<https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://www.loca...> <https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://security...>

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45555053

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Is there an "awesome CLI AI agents" repo or site curating them? And maybe some solid reviews or head-to-head comparisons floating around?

I've tested most of them on my own and there are significant differences. I'd love to dump my findings into a post, but I'm not sure if it'd hold a candle to those big, polished code benchmarks out there.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45533320

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