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AWS makes Aurora MySQL 8.4.8 generally available

AWS has made Aurora MySQL-Compatible Edition 8.4.8 generally available in all regions where Aurora MySQL is offered. The release adds post-quantum TLS key exchange options, transaction timeout, multi-source replication and delayed replication, alongside security enhancements and bug fixes. Multi-source replication can consolidate multiple databases into one replica, while delayed replication can preserve an earlier database state after a harmful change. Customers can upgrade in place or through snapshot restore during scheduled maintenance windows.
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Home insurer Stand raises $70M at $1B valuation

San Francisco home insurer Stand raised a $70M Series C at a $1B valuation, Fortune reported. The company uses digital twins-digital models of homes-to price wildfire risk and insures $10B+ of property. Its modeling includes a 3D ...

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Attackers exploit SiteGuard firewall flaw to execute privileged commands

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Researchers show Cyrillic domain can evade Chromium lookalike checks

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