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A documentary about Berlin's famous KitKatClub is drawing attention in Germany. The club, known for its techno scene, liberal dress codes and erotic parties, has long been a symbol of the city's nightlife culture. German-language coverage, including pieces on where people dance naked in Berlin, is fuelling curiosity about the venue and its distinctive subculture.

The Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe is hosting the premiere of the documentary 'Markgrafenstraße 41 – Das Feuer, das noch brennt' on Friday, 16 October at 6 pm, followed by a panel discussion. The film remembers Fethiye and Alahattin Yilmaz, who died in a fire in the night of 16 October 1996, an event long debated as a possible racist arson attack.

A security write-up reports roughly 3,980 internet-facing DokuWiki instances whose file-based storage leaves backup artifacts accessible, potentially exposing wiki content and credentials. DokuWiki stores pages as plain text files, and misconfigured deployments can leak data directories or archived backups. The piece highlights a recurring pattern in infrastructure security: popular, easy-to-run tools defaulting to configurations that quietly expose sensitive files to anyone scanning the web.

Swiss filmmakers present the documentary «Wenn die Erinnerung verblasst» (When Memory Fades), which follows Birgitta Martensson, who lives with Alzheimer's, over nearly three years of her life. The film opens in Swiss cinemas on 7 October and is being discussed in the context of dementia awareness, with viewers noting its intimate, long-term portrait of illness and memory loss.