Secure Umami analytics deployment with Docker and PostgreSQL
A technical guide details how to self-host Umami v3 using Docker, highlighting critical security steps like localhost binding and default credential changes.
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A technical guide details how to self-host Umami v3 using Docker, highlighting critical security steps like localhost binding and default credential changes.
Yarrtube downloads videos from chosen YouTube channels and playlists to local storage, integrating with Plex and Jellyfin for offline viewing without algorithmic recommendations.
A new open-source library introduces asymmetric signature support for webhooks, aiming to replace complex symmetric key management with easier key rotation and verification.
Vaultwarden requires HTTPS for browser crypto APIs. Learn how to resolve the secure context error using Caddy as a reverse proxy.
A technical analysis reveals why lock files and timestamps fail to prevent duplicate executions in distributed systems, offering an idempotency ledger as a solution.
Ahsay Backup issued new hotfixes for AhsayCBS after August patches failed to fully resolve two vulnerabilities used in active attacks.
A new analysis reveals that file-level Docker backups frequently miss critical database states and environment variables, rendering them useless for full recovery.
Treating test mailboxes as retryable HTTP dependencies causes flaky CI pipelines. Leasing isolated inboxes with explicit expiration prevents duplicate messages and race conditions.
The GhostAction supply chain attack compromised 1,900 GitHub accounts in October 2026, injecting malicious workflows to steal CI/CD secrets from over 30,000 repositories.
Google is ending its website-based POP mail collection in January 2027. plMail offers a self-hosted web interface that aggregates existing IMAP accounts without replacing your mail server.
NGINX released versions 1.30.6 and 1.31.7 to fix five vulnerabilities, including a TLS session forgery bug and an HTTP/3 request injection flaw.
A new open-source tool called sslx simplifies TLS certificate inspection, grading, and generation from the terminal, aiming to replace complex openssl commands.
Forgejo v17.0 is now available with significant updates to webhooks, LFS support, and organization management. Administrators must manually migrate deprecated action run events.
A new Censys report reveals that n8n is the most exposed AI product online, with 76% of detectable instances running vulnerable versions.
A developer built a local, self-hosted system to log physical retail incidents like chiller alarms, keeping video and staff data on-premise.