Lily Allen stuns in a satin mini dress after she seemingly named the girl who ex-husband David Harbour cheated with in new song
The singer, 40, who has seemingly named the girl who her ex-husband David Harbour cheated with in her new song, posed for photos at Bookmarc at The Standard hotel.
Everybody's warning about critical Windows Server WSUS bug exploits ... but Microsoft's mum
Critical 9.8-rated vulnerability affects Windows Server 2012 - 2025
Governments and private security sleuths warned that attackers are already exploiting a critical bug in Microsoft Windows Server Update Services, shortly after Redmond pushed an emergency patch for the remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability.…
Georgina Chapman became queen of the red carpet by building a fashion empire helped by Harvey Weinstein's millions... now with her disgraced ex in jail, her Marchesa label faces a slew of lawsuits
A delicate blonde with a taste for Harry Winston diamonds, British fashion designer Georgina Chapman has spent more than two decades on the red carpet.
A Single Point of Failure Triggered the Amazon Outage Affecting Million
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: The outage that hit Amazon Web Services and took out vital services worldwide was the result of a single failure that cascaded from system to system within Amazon's sprawling network, according to a post-mortem from company engineers. [...] Amazon said the root cause of the outage was a software bug in software running the DynamoDB DNS management system. The system monitors the stability of load balancers by, among other things, periodically creating new DNS configurations for endpoints within the AWS network. A race condition is an error that makes a process dependent on the timing or sequence events that are variable and outside the developers' control. The result can be unexpected behavior and potentially harmful failures.
In this case, the race condition resided in the DNS Enactor, a DynamoDB component that constantly updates domain lookup tables in individual AWS endpoints to optimize load balancing as conditions change. As the enactor operated, it "experienced unusually high delays needing to retry its update on several of the DNS endpoints." While the enactor was playing catch-up, a second DynamoDB component, the DNS Planner, continued to generate new plans. Then, a separate DNS Enactor began to implement them. The timing of these two enactors triggered the race condition, which ended up taking out the entire DynamoDB. [...] The failure caused systems that relied on the DynamoDB in Amazon's US-East-1 regional endpoint to experience errors that prevented them from connecting. Both customer traffic and internal AWS services were affected.
The damage resulting from the DynamoDB failure then put a strain on Amazon's EC2 services located in the US-East-1 region. The strain persisted even after DynamoDB was restored, as EC2 in this region worked through a "significant backlog of network state propagations needed to be processed." The engineers went on to say: "While new EC2 instances could be launched successfully, they would not have the necessary network connectivity due to the delays in network state propagation." In turn, the delay in network state propagations spilled over to a network load balancer that AWS services rely on for stability. As a result, AWS customers experienced connection errors from the US-East-1 region. AWS network functions affected included the creating and modifying Redshift clusters, Lambda invocations, and Fargate task launches such as Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow, Outposts lifecycle operations, and the AWS Support Center. Amazon has temporarily disabled its DynamoDB DNS Planner and DNS Enactor automation globally while it fixes the race condition and add safeguards against incorrect DNS plans. Engineers are also updating EC2 and its network load balancer.
Further reading: Amazon's AWS Shows Signs of Weakness as Competitors Charge Ahead
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Number of prisoners released by mistake more than DOUBLED in a year, figures show - as police continue manhunt for sex offender migrant accidentally freed early
A report by the prison service said 262 inmates were freed by mistake in the 12 months until March, compared to just 115 in the previous year.
Epping hotel sex attacker is 'at large in London', David Lammy says - as migrant offender was 'seen in the street' hours after being accidentally FREED from prison
Hadush Kebatu, 41, was supposed to be sent to an immigration detention centre to be deported but was instead accidentally let loose.
Peter Mandelson is back in Britain in disgrace... but is he plotting a tell-all book to wreak his revenge on Starmer? asks ANDREW PIERCE
Instead of glory for Lord Mandelson, it's ignominy. Last week, he was pictured at a railway station in Wiltshire looking far from his usual, well-heeled self.
Sneaky Mermaid attack in Microsoft 365 Copilot steals data
Redmond says it's fixed this particular indirect prompt injection vuln
updated Microsoft fixed a security hole in Microsoft 365 Copilot that allowed attackers to trick the AI assistant into stealing sensitive tenant data – like emails – via indirect prompt injection attacks.…
Woman, 49, fights for her life in hospital under police watch after girl, nine, died at house in Cotswolds village
Police were called to a house in Islip, Oxfordshire, at around 11.15am on Tuesday to reports three children had been assaulted.
Big Brother's fourth evicted housemate revealed in tense live show following 'fake' eviction twist
Big Brother's fourth evicted housemate has been revealed after last week's twist that saw Sam Ashby temporarily leave the house in a fake eviction.
Dozens of bus passengers 'burn alive' trapped inside burning 'luxury' coach after fireball road smash
A passenger bus has erupted into flames after a motorcycle crashed into it early Friday, killing at least 25 people and injuring several others in southern India.
Council worker accuses colleagues of 'spying on her' while she was off on sick leave - after seeing them walking past her home on Ring doorbell camera
Debra Dugmore took the council to a tribunal and sued over the alleged campaign of harassment which she says began because bosses did not believe she was truly ill.
Fraudster 'door-to-door handyman' is jailed for conning OAP, 81, out of more than £10,000 - after being spared prison for similar swindle
Ryan Macdonald (pictured, his shoddy work), 41, from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, approached the elderly victim at his home in the town last December.
Study Reveals How Hard It Is To Avoid Pesticide Exposure
A study involving 641 participants across 10 European countries found pesticides in every silicone wristband worn for one week. Researchers at Radboud University tested for 193 pesticides and detected 173 substances. The average participant was exposed to 20 different pesticides through non-dietary sources. Non-organic farmers had the highest exposure at a median of 36 pesticides. Organic farmers and people living near farms recorded lower numbers.
Consumers living far from agricultural areas had a median of 17 pesticides. The wristbands captured banned substances including breakdown products of DDT, which was prohibited decades ago, and insecticides dieldrin and propoxur. Paul Scheepers, the molecular epidemiologist who co-authored the study, said people cannot avoid exposure to pesticides in their direct environment.
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Flight delay alerts issued at major US airports due to staffing shortages and congestion
The FAA has issued alerts for several major US airports, warning travelers they should expect delays. The issues come as air traffic controllers are calling out amid the government shutdown.
Amy Schumer, 44, has 'lost at least 40lbs' thanks to Mounjaro as she flashes tiny waistline in selfie
'Amy definitely has lost a lot of weight in the past three months,' functional nutritionist Monica Partier tells the Daily Mail. She put the star's weight at around 130lbs with a 28in waistline.
ALEX BRUMMER: The lies of Labour's manifesto visible for all to see
The rise in employers' National Insurance contributions has caused serious grief for working people. The promise not to raise income tax also was a fiction
Experts reveal if a break up can really cause a brain aneurysm...after Kim Kardashian's startling diagnosis
After Kim Kardashian hinted that her divorce from Kanye 'Ye' West may have given her a brain aneurysm, experts have weighed in on whether there is any truth to the claims
Collapsed scaffolding in city centre leads to business being evacuated and '500 people' sent home
Alberton House, near Bridge Street, is being demolished to make way for a new development.
Why men never move on from their teenage musical favourites, while women's tastes continue to develop
A study suggests that men never really move on from the tunes they loved in their teenage years. In fact, they form their strongest musical memories when they are just 16.