Die Gründung der Football Cooperative St. Pauli von 2024 eG hat die Genossenschaftsbewegung in Deutschland wieder in Führung gebracht. Über 21.000 Menschen haben sich an der
Genossenschaft beteiligt und ermöglichen so den Kauf der Mehrheitsanteile am Millerntor Stadion.

In zwei Wochen zeigen wir beim CoopFest in diesem Stadion, wie wir als Genossenschaft das Spiel um die digitale Souveränität noch drehen können.

https://www.hostsharing.net/termine/2025/coopfest-sankt-pauli/

#Genossenschaften #cloud

🎤 Upcoming at SeaGL 2025:
📍 04:00 PM on November 07
🗣️ "Resist Tech Monopolies: Community Photo Hosting"
👥 Speaker(s): Linnea
📍 Room: Room 145
🏷️ Track: Cloud and Infrastructure
📝 Resist Tech Monopolies (RTM) is a collective that aims to build & support community alternatives to ...

#SeaGL2025 #cloud #FLOSS #opensource #linux
🔗 https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/XE8TL3/

Die Gründung der Football Cooperative St. Pauli von 2024 eG hat die Genossenschaftsbewegung in Deutschland wieder in Führung gebracht. Über 21.000 Menschen haben sich an der
Genossenschaft beteiligt und ermöglichen so den Kauf der Mehrheitsanteile am Millerntor Stadion.

In zwei Wochen zeigen wir beim CoopFest in diesem Stadion, wie wir als Genossenschaft das Spiel um die digitale Souveränität noch drehen können.

https://www.hostsharing.net/termine/2025/coopfest-sankt-pauli/

#Genossenschaften #cloud

🌩️ Amazon Web Services outage shows internet users ‘at mercy’ of too few providers, experts say / The Guardian

“The UK can’t keep leaving its critical infrastructure at the mercy of US tech giants. With Amazon Web Services down, we’ve seen the lights go out across the modern economy – from banking to communications.”

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/oct/20/amazon-web-services-aws-outage-hits-dozens-websites-apps

#aws #cloud #sovereigncloud

@heiseonline

Überraschung, ne #Cloud fällt aus oder wird abgeschaltet und die #Ware /Gerät funktioniert nicht mehr.

Da ist noch viel mehr ausgefallen als eine Matratze

🌩️ Amazon Web Services outage shows internet users ‘at mercy’ of too few providers, experts say / The Guardian

“The UK can’t keep leaving its critical infrastructure at the mercy of US tech giants. With Amazon Web Services down, we’ve seen the lights go out across the modern economy – from banking to communications.”

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/oct/20/amazon-web-services-aws-outage-hits-dozens-websites-apps

#aws #cloud #sovereigncloud

🎤 Upcoming at SeaGL 2025:
📍 04:00 PM on November 07
🗣️ "Resist Tech Monopolies: Community Photo Hosting"
👥 Speaker(s): Linnea
📍 Room: Room 145
🏷️ Track: Cloud and Infrastructure
📝 Resist Tech Monopolies (RTM) is a collective that aims to build & support community alternatives to ...

#SeaGL2025 #cloud #FLOSS #opensource #linux
🔗 https://pretalx.seagl.org/2025/talk/XE8TL3/

With the AWS outage, now is a good time to re-read The Eternal Mainframe

https://www.winestockwebdesign.com/Essays/Eternal_Mainframe.html

#aws #outage #cloud

🤦🏻‍♂️ Well, it was probably inevitable that the "Internet of Things" would eventually make its way into the toilet bowl. Kohler's new camera analyzes your waste for 'health insights', which sounds futuristic, but the security questions are concerning. It uses a fingerprint sensor ? to tie sensitive health data directly to an individual, then sends it to the cloud. While they promise encryption, we're creating a honeypot 😬 of incredibly personal information that's ripe for misuse. 💩

TL;DR
📸 Kohler is selling a $599 toilet camera, the Dekoda, to monitor your gut health. 💩
👆 It uses a fingerprint scanner to link the health data it collects directly to you.
🔐 The company claims end-to-end encryption, but this is still an unnervingly specific and sensitive dataset to have stored on any server.
💰 On top of the hardware cost, it also requires a subscription, creating another recurring data transaction.

https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/19/kohler-unveils-a-camera-for-your-toilet/
#IoT #Privacy #DataSecurity #HealthTech #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity #PoopPictures

⛈️ What has caused AWS outage today - and why did it make the internet fall apart? / BBC

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cev1en9077ro

#aws #cloud #outage

What are you building this week?

#FreeBSD #Linux #Cloud

so what you're saying is I am not crazy to be looking at #selfhosted AWS-compatible buckets/containers.

Anyone have any recommendations?

#cloud #cloudstorage #bucket

https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status

What are you building this week?

#FreeBSD #Linux #Cloud

so what you're saying is I am not crazy to be looking at #selfhosted AWS-compatible buckets/containers.

Anyone have any recommendations?

#cloud #cloudstorage #bucket

https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status

Amazon's cloud services unit AWS was hit by an outage, causing connectivity issues for many companies around the world and disrupting services for several popular websites and apps including Fortnite and Snapchat. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2025/10/20/tech/websites-apps-dark-amazon-outage/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #business #tech #amazoncom #tech #cloud

The internet was initially designed to be fault tolerant and resilient. Even if one route was down, a package should be able to find another way to it's destination, that's what it was designed for. And it worked, because the internet is decentral.

With the advent of the cloud, everything should have become even more reliable. No more outages, because it's in the the cloud and cloud is always better than on prem.

Well, this morning I figured out that some of our communication platforms were not working as expected. Also some other SAAS solutions we are using had issues. And now it turns out that there is a global outage of AWS.

Can it really be a good option, when everything in the world relies on a handful of central cloud service providers? I doubt it...

But this gives us a first taste of what happens, when we only rely on a few central providers or providers all based in one country.

https://www.heise.de/en/news/Amazon-Web-Services-Global-Outage-10779040.html

#cloud #aws #outage

The internet was initially designed to be fault tolerant and resilient. Even if one route was down, a package should be able to find another way to it's destination, that's what it was designed for. And it worked, because the internet is decentral.

With the advent of the cloud, everything should have become even more reliable. No more outages, because it's in the the cloud and cloud is always better than on prem.

Well, this morning I figured out that some of our communication platforms were not working as expected. Also some other SAAS solutions we are using had issues. And now it turns out that there is a global outage of AWS.

Can it really be a good option, when everything in the world relies on a handful of central cloud service providers? I doubt it...

But this gives us a first taste of what happens, when we only rely on a few central providers or providers all based in one country.

https://www.heise.de/en/news/Amazon-Web-Services-Global-Outage-10779040.html

#cloud #aws #outage

🤦🏻‍♂️ Well, it was probably inevitable that the "Internet of Things" would eventually make its way into the toilet bowl. Kohler's new camera analyzes your waste for 'health insights', which sounds futuristic, but the security questions are concerning. It uses a fingerprint sensor ? to tie sensitive health data directly to an individual, then sends it to the cloud. While they promise encryption, we're creating a honeypot 😬 of incredibly personal information that's ripe for misuse. 💩

TL;DR
📸 Kohler is selling a $599 toilet camera, the Dekoda, to monitor your gut health. 💩
👆 It uses a fingerprint scanner to link the health data it collects directly to you.
🔐 The company claims end-to-end encryption, but this is still an unnervingly specific and sensitive dataset to have stored on any server.
💰 On top of the hardware cost, it also requires a subscription, creating another recurring data transaction.

https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/19/kohler-unveils-a-camera-for-your-toilet/
#IoT #Privacy #DataSecurity #HealthTech #security #privacy #cloud #infosec #cybersecurity #PoopPictures

Aus den Datenschutzinfos einer deutschen KI-Lösung (KI-Rezeption f. Praxen): "Der KI-Rezeptionist kann auf den Praxiskalender zugreifen u. Einsicht in Ihre Patientenakte nehmen, in der beispielsweise die Ihnen von der Praxis verschriebenen Medikamente u. Gesundheitsleistungen dokumentiert sind. Soweit Informationen aus dem Telefonat in Ihrer Patientenakte vermerkt werden sollten, kann der KI-Rezeptionist diese Daten in das Praxisverwaltungssystem schreiben. Datenempfänger: Dienstleister, die uns Basistechnologie für unsere KI-Anwendung als Clouddienste zur Verfügung stellen. Daten werden ausschließlich von Anbietern im EWR u. den USA verarbeitet."
Cloud/USA? Das vertraul. Telefonat kannst du dann ebenso gut in der BILD veröffentlichen.
#usa #cloud #ki #patientenakte #datenschutz

Hackers can steal 2FA codes and private messages from Android phones. The "Pixnapping" attack is a really clever piece of research. It shows that the theoretical wall between apps on your phone isn't as solid as we'd like to believe. By exploiting a GPU side channel, a malicious app with zero permissions can effectively screenshot other apps, one pixel at a time. It's a reminder that security is a stack, and a vulnerability at the hardware level can undermine everything built on top of it.

TL;DR
👾 A new attack called "Pixnapping" can read visual data from other apps on Android devices.
🔑 It exploits a GPU side-channel leak to steal sensitive info like 2FA codes and messages, pixel by pixel.
⚠️ The scary part: the malicious app required for the attack needs zero special permissions to be granted.
🧠 While complex to pull off, this is a serious proof of concept that challenges the core idea of OS app sandboxing.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/10/no-fix-yet-for-attack-that-lets-hackers-pluck-2fa-codes-from-android-phones/
#Android #Cybersecurity #SideChannelAttack #2FA #security #privacy #cloud #infosec