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MinIO is an open-source, self-hosted object storage server offering an S3-compatible API for storing unstructured data at scale.
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Sysdig says an LLM-driven operator it calls JADEPUFFER ran a database-extortion campaign on its own, entering through unpatched Langflow flaw CVE-2025-3248. It calls the operation the first documented ransomware run end to end by a model.
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MinIO's server and client images stopped pulling from Docker Hub after that repository was archived in September 2026, users report. Running clusters keep serving, so the first break is a redeploy with nothing to pull.
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Operators running Stalwart for a 10,000-mailbox university keep settings in PostgreSQL and messages in S3 storage, so no mailbox sits on one machine's disk. Their mailcow and Mailu verdicts come from documentation, where failover means a cold standby or a shared ReadWriteMany volume.
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Garage and RustFS are both single Rust binaries that speak S3 on one node. The documented differences are AGPL-3.0 against Apache 2.0, and four rows that Garage's own compatibility page marks as Missing.
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ClickHouse records a disk for every part, so a TTL rule can age old months onto S3 with the queries untouched. The lab behind the write-up substitutes MinIO for S3, so the latency half of the trade is still unmeasured.
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RustFS gives you an S3 endpoint you start with one docker run, while SeaweedFS gives you a file system that also speaks S3. A dev.to comparison puts the dividing line at POSIX mounts and the count of tiny files.
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Anthropic sent 8% of its model's 23,019 findings out for review and stopped there, citing a shortage of people to check them. Where independent scoring did happen, 14 of 27 severity ratings had to be moved.
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A dev.to author cut his project's twelve-service quickstart down to four running containers, and two of the three conclusions he had drawn from reading the code failed as soon as he started it.
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Archiving a project with a billion Docker pulls turned an object store into an audit finding. Docker's extended support does not remove the migration, it moves the deadline out to 2031.
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Flat pricing and free 3x egress make B2 hard to beat at small volumes, but Backblaze lists lifecycle transitions, object tagging, ACLs and IAM roles as unsupported.
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An open source HSM tool called HuskHoard generates 720p proxies at archive time and leaves zero-byte stubs behind. The interesting part is where the intelligence sits, not the storage.
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