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- 1Where app lets hosts invite friends via QR code●Getting everyone into the plan shouldn't be the hard part. On where you can invite friends with a QR code, a six-charact
Where, a startup focused on group plans and event hosting, is promoting a new feature that lets organisers invite friends through a QR code, a six-character code, a link or an email. The company is positioning the update as a fix for the most annoying step of organising: actually getting everyone into the plan.
- 2Fake webmail page in Poland flagged as phishing●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxp[:]//zuza[.]stefek[.]szczecin[.]pl/Webmail/32/Webmail/webmail[.]php 🧬 Analysis at: https:/
A cybersecurity researcher has flagged a fraudulent webmail login page hosted on a compromised domain in Szczecin, Poland. The fake page, hosted at a subdomain mimicking a personal site, is designed to steal email credentials. The address was shared with defanged formatting so others can inspect it safely, and a technical analysis of the page has been published on the URLDNA scanning service.
- 3Phishing site hosted on Weebly flagged by security researchers●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//correoiiweb[.]weebly[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6acc8d343b77500 00
Cybersecurity observers are warning about a suspected phishing page at a Weebly-hosted webmail lookalike domain, correoiiweb.weebly.com, which appears designed to trick users into entering email credentials. The warning includes a link to a URL analysis on urldna.io documenting the site. Weebly-hosted phishing pages remain a common tactic since the free hosting lends misleading legitimacy. Users are advised to avoid the link and verify webmail logins only through official domains.
- 4Phishing site impersonating Franklin Pierce School District flagged▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//franklinpierceschooldistrictemailverification[.]ukit[.]me/ 🧬 Analysis at: https:// u
A website impersonating Franklin Pierce School District's email verification page has been flagged as phishing. The fake page, hosted on a free site, likely attempts to trick district staff or students into entering login credentials. The warning includes a link to a URL analysis scan confirming the site's characteristics. Cybersecurity observers urge anyone receiving an email directing them to this page not to enter credentials and to report it to the district.
- 5Platypub offers email newsletters for personal blogs▼🔁 From our "Digital Crossroads" collection: Platypub: email newsletters for personal blogs - https:// obryant.dev/p/plat
Platypub is being highlighted as a tool that lets personal bloggers send their posts as email newsletters, positioning email as a way to keep direct connections with readers independent of social media platforms. The write-up, part of a collection on digital publishing choices, is circulating among people discussing blogging tools and the broader shift back toward personal websites.
- 6High-severity flaw found in Vikunja task manager●🟠 CVE-2026-62376 - High (8.1) Vikunja is an open-source self-hosted task management platform. Versions prior to 2.4.0 st
A new vulnerability, CVE-2026-62376, rated high at 8.1, affects Vikunja, an open-source self-hosted task management platform. Versions before 2.4.0 stored password-reset, email-confirmation and account-deletion tokens in plaintext in the user_tokens table, meaning anyone with read access to the database could hijack account actions. Users are being urged to update to 2.4.0 or later.
- 7How to set up email on your own domain without running a server●Wie Sie E-Mail auf Ihrer eigenen Domain einrichten. Und warum Sie meist keinen eigenen Server brauchen Die Domain haben
A German-language guide is making the rounds explaining how to set up email with your own domain, arguing that most people do not need to run their own mail server. The author walks through the steps after registering a domain, highlighting the main benefit: an email address that stays yours regardless of which provider you use.
- 8How to Set Up Email on Your Own Domain Without Running a Server●How to Set Up Email on Your Own Domain. And Why You Usually Don’t Need Your Own Server You have a domain. Now comes the
A new guide explains how to set up an email address on your own domain, arguing that a custom address gives you a lasting identity independent of any provider. It also makes the case that most people do not need to host their own mail server, since managed services can handle delivery, security and maintenance. The piece is being shared in privacy and open-source focused information security circles.
- 9Developers to build live AI assistant for workplace overload●It's 8:41 AM. Slack, calendar, and email are already piling up. Sound familiar? Tomorrow, we'll build an AI assistant li
Codemancers are hosting a live build session on Thursday 8 October at 8 PM IST (4:30 PM CEST) showing how to create an AI assistant using Claude Cowork that automatically sorts incoming Slack messages, calendar invites, and emails. The session targets workers overwhelmed by morning message pile-ups, with registration open via Luma and a live stream available online.
- 10Security researcher flags phishing link abusing Google redirect●Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//www[.]google[.]co[.]kr/url?q=hxxps[:]//b4bm4n-b0b-0r1q1n4l-ytrewqhgfdsa-1oi[.]netlif
A cybersecurity analyst has warned about a suspected phishing campaign using a Google Korea redirect link to send victims to a suspicious Netlify-hosted page. The URL embeds what looks like an encoded email address, a common tactic to track targeted recipients. Analysts advise treating unexpected links claiming to come from Google with caution.
Repos
- marclou/mailcheap Self-hosted newsletters on Amazon SES. About $0.10 per 1,000 emails.
- peterretief/yggstore People and organisations pool their own machines over Yggdrasil to keep files, websites, email for their own domains and
- mikehasa/golive-skill Take your agent-built product live: hosting, database, domain, email, payments — on your own accounts. Open-source Agent