OpenRouter is officially part of @stripe today!
More than 10 million developers and companies use OpenRouter, and as they build with more models across more workloads, they need control over what it costs and where their data goes.
OpenRouter has built that operating infrastructure to help run AI across every model and provider, with access to new models, uptime through outages, and enforced spend and data policies for each team.
Joining Stripe, which has spent years running critical infrastructure for businesses around the world, means we can build it faster and support companies at every scale.
Our commitment to neutrality stays the same. Models and providers compete on quality, reliability, and price. You decide what works for your business.
We are experiencing an infrastructure outage in one of our data centers. The issue is affecting multiple services, including our websites.
The Ubuntu archive is not affected by this outage. Our team is currently investigating and will provide updates in our public status page: https://t.co/8jhAZgWidZ
We apologize for the disruption and appreciate your patience.
‼️ Hackers Are Exploiting Outlook 0-Day to Steal Windows Authentication Hashes
Details: https://t.co/b9Jbpqf64u
Microsoft has confirmed that hackers are exploiting an Outlook zero-day that can expose Windows authentication information when a user opens a malicious file.
An attacker does not need an account or prior access to the target’s system. Instead, they send a specially crafted message file and convince the recipient to open it in an affected Outlook version.
Successful exploitation requires both user interaction and network connectivity. Opening the file can cause Outlook to connect to a network location controlled by the attacker without showing its usual external-content warning.
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