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    Hackers steal patient data from Polish medical software provider▼Hackers exploit SQL injection flaw to steal patient data from Polish medical software provider✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity1 d ago

    Hackers exploited an SQL injection flaw to steal patient data from a Polish medical software provider, according to a security news report. The attack targeted a vulnerability in the company's systems, exposing sensitive health information of patients. No details on the number of affected individuals or the provider's identity were included in the report.

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    Lightweight Dbx database client gains traction among developers▼t8y2/dbx⬢github1.1K6 min ago

    A new open-source database client called Dbx, written in Rust, is drawing attention on GitHub for supporting more than 100 databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, DuckDB, SQL Server, and China's Dameng DB, in a 25 MB package. It runs on desktop and Docker, offers a CLI, a built-in AI assistant, and an MCP server, and its combination of light footprint and broad compatibility is what developers are discussing.

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    Developers cautioned against giving AI agents raw SQL access●The fastest way to connect an AI agent to application data is often a generic SQL tool. Give the... # typescript # ai #MmastodonTechnologyAI311 h ago

    A discussion among developers argues that the fastest way to connect an AI agent to application data is often a generic SQL tool, but warns against giving agents raw SQL access. The argument, shared in a TypeScript and AI-focused developer community, suggests safer, more structured approaches to database access for AI systems are needed.

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    Poland healthcare hit by second vendor breach in a month▼Poland's healthcare sector has been breached twice in a month, and both times the way in was a software vendor. First MyMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity41 d ago

    Poland's healthcare sector has suffered two data breaches in a single month, both traced to software suppliers. The first, at vendor MyDr, may affect up to 19 million people. The second involves Qbusoft, where an SQL injection flaw in its Medyc platform exposed names, addresses, PESEL national identity numbers and medical records. Cybersecurity commentators are highlighting the supply-chain risk posed by third-party healthcare software.

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    Critical unauthenticated SQL injection flaw reported in Books Gallery●🚨 CVE-2026-96822 — CVSS 9.3 CRITICAL Unauthenticated SQL Injection in Books Gallery 🔎 Details: https:// stemshop.top/cveMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity012 h ago

    Security researchers have flagged CVE-2026-96822, a critical vulnerability in the Books Gallery application, rated CVSS 9.3. The flaw is described as an unauthenticated SQL injection, meaning attackers need no credentials to exploit it remotely. Details and mitigation guidance are being circulated on security channels, with administrators urged to patch or isolate affected deployments quickly.

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    Developer details building an automated news pipeline with Flask and AI●Как я автоматизировала новостной поток: Flask, SQLite, AI и ошибки на пути к автопубликации Несколько месяцев назад я наMmastodonTechnologyAI013 h ago

    A developer has written up her experience building an automated news publishing system for an editorial team using Flask, SQLite and AI tools. The project aimed to free journalists from routine tasks so they could focus on reporting rather than manual publishing. She describes the technical setup and the mistakes made along the way to full auto-publication.

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