‼️ BREAKING: Revolut handed over customers’ passport copies, verification selfies and full transaction histories to a malicious actor.
The actor sent lawful government information-demand emails using a genuine government domain that passed domain authentication.
Revolut later concluded they were not authentic.
Affected customers were notified on Friday. What may have been disclosed ranges from name, date of birth and home address to account statements, withdrawal records and complete Bitcoin transaction history.
The company says it has alerted the agency to the unauthorised mailbox on its domain, blocked the address and begun notifying regulators.
It has not named the agency, explained how someone obtained a mailbox there, or given a number of affected customers.
ZachXBT, who circulated the notices, believes the incident was limited in size and aimed at high-net-worth users.
@colinhacks That's fair. The comment wasn't too distract from the awesomeness of what you've done. Just thought it might help with CSP issue of the new Function.
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@alexhillman@jfdibot@mattpocockuk How did you setup the afk for that? Any specific wording? Or is it just something like, hey refactor this file. Do one function at a time. Stop when the file is max 500 lines.
@BrooksLybrand Fair, it's a one time thing to get the agent to read into node_modules, just like someone would have manually add something to their agent to get their agent to look in the nm dir.
Either way as I said, much prefer this method of having the AI docs live in the version you have
@BrooksLybrand I think from an end user point of view you all you have to do is `npx @tanstack/intent@latest install`
And that just updates your agent/Claude file.
The other commands are for your the package author and setting up everything so it works.
@AlemTuzlak So that was my first project trying out the node test runner. It has unit tests for the main package. Then there is a package called usage which builds then tests e2e with the node test runner.