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We pwned X, Vercel, Cursor, and Discord through a supply-chain attack(gist.github.com)
1080 points by hackermondev | 397 comments
A GitHub Gist writeup by a 16-year-old researcher describing a critical XSS vulnerability in Mintlify docs that affected X, Vercel, Cursor, Discord and others.
Unreal Tournament 2004 is back(old.reddit.com)
391 points by keithoffer | 165 comments
A Reddit post in r/unrealtournament announcing that Unreal Tournament 2004 is back; the page loaded as a Reddit network-policy block.
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Discord says 70k users may have had their government IDs leaked in breach(theverge.com)
698 points by PaulKeeble | 356 comments
The Verge news article reporting Discord's statement that about 70,000 users may have had government ID photos leaked via a breached customer service provider.
EU age verification app not planning desktop support(github.com)
517 points by sschueller | 355 comments
A closed GitHub issue on the EU age verification technical specification repo raising usability concerns, including the assumption that everyone owns a smartphone.
Don't use Discord as your Q&A forum(kraktoos.com)
415 points by kraktoos | 255 comments
A blog post arguing that Discord is a poor choice for a project's Q&A forum, citing chaotic message flow and terrible search and discoverability.
EU age verification app to ban any Android system not licensed by Google(reddit.com)
892 points by cft | 520 comments
A Reddit r/degoogle post about the EU age verification app reportedly refusing to run on Android systems not licensed by Google; the page shows a network block.
An update on how we confirm your age group on Discord(discord.com)
98 points by meetpateltech | 51 comments
Discord blog post explaining how the platform confirms users' age groups as part of teen safety measures while keeping the experience the same for adults.
Age verification is just a precursor to automated attribution of speech(nonogra.ph)
885 points by arkhiver | 523 comments
An anonymous opinion post arguing that age verification laws in the US, Europe, and Australia are a precursor to tying online speech to people's real identities.












