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Open Data Infrastructure Report
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The Linux Foundation has published reflections on its 2026 Open Data Infrastructure Report, looking at the state of open data infrastructure and the trends shaping it. The piece revisits the report's findings and considers what they signal for the future of shared data systems, open standards, and collaboration across the open source community.
- 2Russian strikes hit Kyiv and Dnipro, bridge and data center reported hitβπ΄ AirAttack | 9/10 πΊπ¦ Strikes on Kyiv and Dnipro Reports of a strike on the Northern Bridge in Kyiv and an attack by Rus
Russia launched overnight drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, striking Kyiv and Dnipro. Reports say the Northern Bridge in Kyiv was hit, while Russian Shahed drones struck central Dnipro, including a hit on the Open Data data center. The attacks are part of a continuing wave of strikes on Ukrainian cities, with updates being tracked and shared in real time.
- 3147 exposed MCP servers found online without authenticationβA post about publicly exposed MCP servers (147 without authentication). https:// pluto.security/blog/wide-open- hundreds
Security researchers report hundreds of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers are publicly reachable on the internet, with 147 requiring no authentication. The exposed instances allegedly offer access to root shells, production data, and citizen records, discoverable via search engines like Shodan. The findings highlight how rapidly deployed AI infrastructure is being left wide open, renewing warnings about securing AI tooling before sensitive data leaks.
- 4Eclipse Foundation Launches Sovereign AI FoundationβEclipse Foundation Launches the Sovereign AI Foundation
The Eclipse Foundation has announced the launch of the Sovereign AI Foundation, a new initiative aimed at supporting open-source approaches to AI that give nations and organisations control over their own AI infrastructure and data. Details on founding members and initial projects have not been widely reported yet, but the move ties the Eclipse open-source community to the growing debate over digital and AI sovereignty.