I've reduced my usage of AI due to them being costly and not really providing me with much value.
But I have been using pi over the past few weeks with success. pi + openrouter for the cost flexibility.
gbye claude, codex, goose and opencode ๐
#ai#coding
It's really disappointing to see exploit reports these days
There is no info on whether the vulns were responsibly disclosed or not
They are just crafted to incite fear, chaos and a pursuit for clout
I've started using AI more on my codebases not because they are any good at solving problems (they do a decent job tho ngl) but because they're just fast typers vs my slow ass 60 wpm ๐ญ
I should've made a copy of the env file and brought back the old key as a APP_PREVIOUS_KEYS var so I could re-encrypt the data with the new key (not sure how this would work but was thinking this as the solution)
https://t.co/QANcCULgmf
Had a table with encrypted data and ran `php artisan key:generate --force` because I panicked about a livewire exploit thinking my key was compromised
This was the post I read after I started seeing errors on the server coming from POST /livewire/update
https://t.co/EgWU3eI1HK
This Livewire RCE (>=3; < 3.6.4) is now actively being abused with an exploit available;
https://t.co/02H6hu0CtU
Hearing reports of:
- new php files in public folder with backdoors
- perl scripts active processes
- weird jobs in the queue
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