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On September 19, 2026, SlowMist together with OKX's security team disclosed that iOS app FomoPeek versions 1.1 and 1.2 shipped with an iOS kernel exploit framework, able to break out of the sandbox and read and decrypt the system Keychain — exposing private keys, seed phrases and login credentials. Affected iOS versions: 12.0–18.7 and 26.0–26.1.
Citing severe storage constraints, Tsinghua University's TUNA mirror site has removed its Anaconda, OpenWrt, Flutter and GitLab EE mirrors. Existing URLs now redirect to the CERNET joint mirror site or to upstream.
GitLab has notified users that it will stop serving accounts in Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao, and plans to delete those accounts after September 7, 2026. If you got the email, back up your code, project data and CI configuration as soon as possible.
In early February 2024, Freenom reclaimed every free domain — yes, all of them. Log into Freenom and check your domain status: everything shows PENDING.
Recently a new extortion scheme targeting webmasters has emerged from the black/gray industry, and even Baidu is powerless against it — no fix yet. Today I'm exposing how it works from a technical angle.
Fellow webmasters: on November 30, 2023, Baidu's webmaster platform revoked all [Quick Index] and [sitemap] submission privileges. For the record: the revocation has nothing to do with using my [webmaster push tool]. See Baidu Search Resource Platform's December 1, 2023 announcement.
On November 19, GitLab JiHu published 'Notes on GitLab.cn SaaS feature adjustments': all accounts will be set to a 90-day trial. If a user doesn't upgrade to a paid plan (Premium or Ultimate) within the free 90 days, the account will be barred from logging into the SaaS when the trial ends. User data won't be deleted immediately — it will be retained for three years, then permanently deleted.
Gabon's National Agency for Digital Infrastructures and Frequencies (ANINF) announced that from June 7, 2023, it is taking back the .ga registry from Freenom, and free .ga domains registered through Freenom will be forcibly reclaimed.
Freenom may be an unfamiliar name, but the free .tk/.ga/.ml/.cf/.gq domains certainly aren't. Freenom is the registry operator behind them, offering free domain registration that's recommended all over the internet. Well — today, it's in trouble.
Years ago people were already saying domains no longer matter — it's the mobile app era, a good domain isn't that important anymore. Yesterday, domain brokerage giant Saw.com announced on social media that it took part in the sale of the top-tier domain AI.com.
