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sos-vault Earns a 50.6 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building a Secure, AI-Assisted Platform for Analyzing sosreport Archives

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In this interview, we sit down with Jorge Rueda, the creator of sos-vault. This open-source, self-hosted platform provides a secure environment for Linux support engineers and SRE teams to upload, decrypt, unpack, and analyze sosreport archives. By integrating an AI-assisted analysis pipeline, sos-vault enhances collaborative troubleshooting and diagnostic workflows.

What does sos-vault do?

An open-source, self-hosted platform for analyzing sosreport archives (the diagnostic bundles Linux support engineers and SRE teams collect for troubleshooting). It lets you upload, decrypt, unpack, browse, annotate,...

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Claude Code puts auto mode in the driver's seat

AI AND ML Walk away and hope the classifier catches anything irreversible or destructive Anthropic is making auto mode the default in Claude Code from August 14, claiming its classifier is "as safe or safer than an average user clicking through prompts." Users with a different default already

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Framework loses customer data in Metabase zero-day attack

PERSONAL TECH Repairable hardware is little comfort when personal details escape Modular laptop maker Framework has warned customers that an attacker exploited a zero-day at analytics provider Metabase to access names, email addresses, phone numbers, physical addresses, and login IP addresses, according to an email shared on Reddit. For business

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Cyber vulnerability sweep picks up Royal Navy drones sending data to China

EDGE AND IOT No, no nasties to see here, guv... Cameras aboard Royal Navy drone boats were found phoning home to an IP address in China during a routine cyber vulnerability assessment. The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed the discovery, describing it as "an issue affecting a Kraken Unmanned

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Wetherspoons bars smart glasses from filming customers

Personal tech Pub chain says turn off the cameras, reminds punters not to blare sound from phone vids either Wetherspoons has stopped short of banning Meta-style smart glasses from its pubs, but told The Register that customers should switch off their cameras and refrain from filming. "Like many hospitality

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Claude Code puts auto mode in the driver's seat

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Cyber vulnerability sweep picks up Royal Navy drones sending data to China

Wetherspoons bars smart glasses from filming customers