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- 1What Issues Must the US and Iran Resolve for Peace?▼What Issues Do The US And Iran Need to Resolve for Any Peace Deal?
Discussion is turning to what a peace deal between the United States and Iran would require, with nuclear program limits, sanctions relief, regional proxy activity and enrichment capabilities cited as the core sticking points. The question of which concessions each side can accept is framing coverage of potential negotiations between Washington and Tehran.
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AP News has published an explainer examining how Iran uses asymmetric warfare, outlining both established facts and open questions about its methods. The piece reviews Iran's reliance on proxy forces, unconventional tactics and regional influence operations rather than conventional military confrontation. Readers are turning to it as tensions surrounding Iran's activities and US policy toward Tehran continue to draw attention.
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Developer Julius Brussee released 'Caveman', a Go-based skill and proxy for coding agents that rewrites the model's output in stripped-down, simplified language to cut token usage by roughly 65%. The tool's promotional pitch leans on the joke 'why use many token when few token do trick'. It is circulating as a quirky but practical way to reduce costs when running AI coding assistants.
- 4France deploys over 2,000 soldiers to the Gulf▼France has deployed over 2000 soldiers to the Gulf in order to help the countries better defend against Iranian and prox
France has deployed more than 2,000 soldiers to the Gulf region to help local countries defend against Iranian and proxy missile and drone attacks. The move signals a deepening French military commitment to Gulf security amid ongoing regional tensions, and is drawing significant attention and debate among observers of Middle Eastern affairs.
- 5ClingSTUN backdoor targets Linux IoT devices via STUN servers●(blog.polyswarm.io) ClingSTUN: Linux Backdoor Abusing Public STUN Infrastructure for Persistent IoT and Embedded Device
Security researchers at PolySwarm have detailed ClingSTUN, a Linux backdoor that compromises IoT and embedded devices by exploiting known vulnerabilities. The malware abuses public STUN infrastructure to maintain persistent back-connect proxy access, letting attackers relay traffic and stay hidden. Cybersecurity observers are sharing the analysis as a warning that widely deployed embedded Linux devices remain vulnerable to such campaigns.
- 6Middle East conflict spreads to Horn of Africa via Yemen clashes●🟠 UPDATE Middle East Conflict Spreads to Horn of Africa via Yemen Clashes The article explicitly states that armed confl
Armed conflict has reignited in the Horn of Africa, with fighting in Yemen spilling tensions across the Red Sea. Reports indicate the conflict has broadened beyond direct US-Iran confrontations into proxy warfare affecting the Horn of Africa region, raising fears of wider destabilisation in an area already strained by maritime security concerns.
- 7The New World Disorder: Frontline War and Shadow Diplomacy▼#URGENT: The New World Disorder: Between Frontline War and Shadow Diplomacy
Commentary is circulating on what is being called a new world disorder, arguing that open conflicts on frontlines now run parallel to unofficial, behind-the-scenes diplomacy between powers. The discussion suggests traditional international order is giving way to shadow negotiations and proxy confrontations, with audiences engaging heavily with the framing of a world where formal institutions no longer control escalation or peace efforts.
- 8Xray-core accused of concealing certificate verification flaw▼Xray-core concealed a certificate verification bypass vulnerability
Xray-core, a widely used proxy tool, is being accused of quietly concealing a certificate verification bypass vulnerability that could let attackers impersonate servers. The claim was raised on the net4people discussion forum, where developers and censorship-circumvention users are debating the disclosure and its security implications.
- 9Investors weigh Deloitte votes after auditor controversy●RE: https:// social.lansky.name/@hn500/1174 28690235801000 I own very few individual stocks, but I often get emails aski
A small shareholder says he owns few individual stocks but regularly receives proxy emails asking him to vote on approving company auditors, with Deloitte the frequent nominee. He says he now knows how he will vote 'for the foreseeable future', signalling he plans to withhold support for Deloitte as auditor. The comment reflects frustration among retail investors over the firm's role and accountability.
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Two French fraud cases are drawing attention. In Clichy, Hauts-de-Seine, a video raises suspicions of proxy vote fraud pointing toward mayor Rémi Muzeau, though no charges have been confirmed. Separately, in Champniers, Charente, car dealership Ital Auto received a symbolic fine over carbon tax fraud. Both stories are being widely covered in the French press, with the Clichy allegations the most politically sensitive.
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Fate/Grand Order has opened a limited-time support campaign on its official site tied to the '冠位名代戦' (Grand Proxy Battle) content. The campaign offers preparation rewards to players ahead of the event. Players in Japan are sharing the news and discussing the upcoming challenge, with the game's community active around the new high-difficulty content.
- 12Residential Proxies and Proxyjacking: Cybercriminals Hide Behind Home Networks▼(greynoise.io) Residential Proxies and Proxyjacking: How Adversaries Exploit Legitimate Infrastructure to Evade Detectio
GreyNoise has published an analysis of how attackers use residential proxies and proxyjacking to disguise their identities, routing malicious traffic through ordinary home connections to bypass geolocation-based security controls. Security practitioners are sharing the piece as it highlights how legitimate infrastructure is being abused for evasion, complicating detection and attribution for defenders monitoring network traffic.
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Vincent Bernat has published a technical guide explaining how to self-host HTTP tunnels using SSH and Nginx, offering an alternative to commercial tunnelling services like ngrok. The article walks through reverse tunneling, proxy configuration, and the practical trade-offs involved. Developers on Hacker News are engaging with the piece, debating whether rolling your own setup beats managed services.
- 14B2Gold Shares Draw Investor Attention Amid Gold Market Interest▼B2Gold Corp. (BTO.TO) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
B2Gold Corp., the Vancouver-based gold miner trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker BTO.TO, is drawing attention from investors monitoring its stock price, quotes and latest news. The company is one of the mid-tier gold producers frequently watched as a proxy for the price of gold itself, and traders are tracking its movements and history on financial platforms.
- 15Katz warns Iran and proxies plan attacks to sway Israeli election▼Katz warns Iran, proxies planning terrorist attacks to influence Israeli election
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz has warned that Iran and its proxy groups are planning terrorist attacks aimed at influencing the outcome of Israel's upcoming election. He said security forces remain on heightened alert for Iranian-linked plots. The warning comes amid a tense campaign period and ongoing regional friction between Israel and Iran-backed groups.
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Morgan Stanley has issued a stock price target for SpaceX, according to a report by Finbold. The move is notable because SpaceX remains a privately held company, and analyst valuations of it are closely watched as a proxy for its worth ahead of any potential listing. Details of the target level and the bank's reasoning were not included in the report.
- 17San Antonio congressional race pits voucher architect against grassroots Democrat●New from Eden Shamy: In San Antonio, the midterms have become a referendum between Jorge Borrego, a GOP architect of # T
A Texas Observer report by Eden Shamy frames San Antonio's midterm contest as a referendum on school vouchers. Republican Jorge Borrego helped design Texas's controversial voucher program, while Democrat Kristian Carranza is running a grassroots campaign backed by more than 5,000 individual donors. The race is being watched as a test of voter sentiment on education policy.
- 18French intelligence calls high school blockades an LFI-orchestrated maneuver●High School Blockades: intelligence services assess that the protest movement is a "maneuver orchestrated by LFI and its
France's intelligence services have assessed that the high school blockade movement is a "maneuver orchestrated by LFI and its ultra-left proxies," according to Matignon. The statement came after an interministerial crisis cell convened by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, signalling that the government is treating the school protests as politically driven rather than spontaneous.
- 19Percona launches Valkey-proxy open source migration tool▼Percona Announces Valkey-proxy, an Open Source Project to Ease Enterprise Migration to Valkey
Database software firm Percona has announced Valkey-proxy, a new open source project designed to help enterprises migrate to Valkey, the community-driven fork of Redis. The tool is intended to ease transitions for organizations moving their caching and data infrastructure to Valkey. The announcement was picked up by technology outlets including VMblog and The Manila Times.
- 20GreyNoise flags malicious IPs in live Entra ID demo●During a live product demo, GreyNoise-labeled malicious IPs were identified in an organization’s Entra ID sign-in logs.
During a live product demonstration, security company GreyNoise identified IP addresses it labels as malicious inside an organization's Microsoft Entra ID sign-in logs. The addresses looked benign at first glance, appearing residential and matching expected geolocations. The tell was multiple users authenticating from the same IP address, a pattern inconsistent with normal user behavior and a signal of potential compromise.
- 21Houthis strike Yemeni presidential palace amid campaign against Saudi Arabia▼Iran-aligned Houthis strike Yemeni presidential palace in escalating campaign against Saudi Arabia
Iran-aligned Houthi forces have struck the Yemeni presidential palace, part of what the group describes as an escalating campaign against Saudi Arabia. The attack marks a significant intensification of hostilities in Yemen's conflict, with the palace in Aden seen as a symbol of the internationally recognised government backed by the Saudi-led coalition. Observers warn the strike could further destabilise the country and inflame regional tensions.
- 22Hezbollah's massive rearmament challenges assumptions about Western superiority▼A news story about the massive reammunitioning of Hezbollah. Many readers reflexively think of non-European combatants a
Commentary is circulating about reports that Hezbollah has been massively re-ammunitioning, with the writer arguing that readers wrongly assume Iran's proxies and other non-Western combatants are primitive or poorly resourced. The point being made is that groups backed by Iran possess far more military capability and sophistication than the popular image of barefoot fighters suggests, a claim drawing attention amid ongoing tensions around Israel, Lebanon and Iran.
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Italy's financial press is focused on Mediobanca's upcoming shareholder vote on the proposed merger with Monte dei Paschi di Siena. ISS, the proxy advisory firm, has recommended that Mediobanca shareholders vote in favour of the fusion with MPS, according to Il Sole 24 Ore. The recommendation could influence investor sentiment ahead of the decisive vote on the deal that would reshape Italy's banking landscape.
- 24Middle East conflict spills over into Horn of Africa●🔴 BREAKING Middle East War Sparks Clashes in Horn of Africa Amid a lull in the direct U.S.-Iran war, secondary fronts re
Fighting linked to the broader Middle East confrontation has reignited beyond the main U.S.-Iran front. Saudi Arabia and Iran-backed Houthi rebels continue exchanging fire in Yemen, while armed conflict has simultaneously flared again in the Horn of Africa. Analysts warn that even during pauses in direct hostilities, proxy and secondary theaters remain volatile, raising fears of a wider regional war.
- 25Houthis take their war to Saudi Arabia▼Yemen’s Houthis are bringing their war to Saudi Arabia – and reframing the narrative of being an Iranian proxy
Yemen's Houthi movement is stepping up attacks inside Saudi Arabia, according to new analysis. The group is also working to reshape how it is viewed internationally, rejecting the label of an Iranian proxy and presenting itself as an independent actor pursuing its own agenda in the region's conflict.
- 26Iran-Backed Militants Tighten Pressure on Saudi Crown Prince▼Iran-Backed Militants Are Tightening the Screws on Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince
The Wall Street Journal reports that militants backed by Iran are intensifying pressure on Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, adding to regional tensions between Tehran and Riyadh. The report underscores how proxy forces aligned with Iran continue to pose security and political challenges for the Saudi leadership amid broader instability in the Middle East.
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Indian stocks linked to the global artificial intelligence boom are delivering standout gains in an otherwise difficult year for Indian equities. The trade centres on companies benefiting indirectly from AI-driven demand, offering investors a rare bright spot as broader Indian benchmarks struggle amid weak earnings and foreign selling.
- 28Retail voting programs could shift proxy advising math▼Retail voting programs won’t replace proxy advisers, but they could change the math
Retail shareholder voting programs are not expected to replace traditional proxy advisers, but they may alter how issuers and investors weigh shareholder sentiment. Commentators note that as more retail investors vote directly on corporate matters, companies could see vote outcomes shift in ways that reduce reliance on advisory firms' recommendations, changing the balance of influence in proxy contests.
- 29Running a local voice assistant stack on a GTX 1080●Follow-up zu https:// nrw.social/@h0g3R/117412067407 838096 local voice stack mit speaches.ai in docker und einer GTX 10
A user in North Rhine-Westphalia reports running a fully local voice assistant setup using speaches.ai in Docker on a GTX 1080, connected via an openai-wyoming proxy so Home Assistant can use it, with techo5 firmware flashed onto an Amazon Echo Show 8. Dashboards are also working now, and the user says the setup works impressively well.
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Caddy, the open-source web server written in Go, is trending among developers. The project bills itself as a fast, extensible HTTP/1, HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 server with automatic HTTPS, meaning it provisions and renews TLS certificates by default. It runs across platforms and is widely used as a reverse proxy and lightweight alternative to Nginx. Developers are discussing it for its simplicity and secure-by-default configuration.
- 31Free Software Roundup Highlights Local AI's Move Into Everyday Work●🐧 Actu logiciel libre du 14/10/2026 • Local AI Weekly #5: AI Gets a Desk Job [It's FOSS] https:// feed.itsfoss.com/link/
It's FOSS has published the fifth edition of its Local AI Weekly series, titled 'AI Gets a Desk Job', as part of its 14 October 2026 free software news roundup. The piece tracks how locally hosted artificial intelligence tools are moving from hobbyist experiments into practical office and productivity use. The same roundup also points to a Linux Today guide on setting up Traefik as a reverse proxy with automatic SSL.
- 32Polymarket traders watch Machado return, Bitcoin $80K, NFL Week 5▼Polymarket Odds Today: Machado Return, Bitcoin $80K, NFL Week 5
Prediction market Polymarket is drawing attention on several active markets today, including odds on opposition leader María Corina Machado's possible return to Venezuela, bets on whether Bitcoin will hit $80,000, and forecasts for NFL Week 5 games. Traders and observers are following these markets as proxies for political, financial and sports sentiment.
- 33EU blames Iran's proxies for Riyadh airport strike▼Attacks by 'Iran’s proxies' pushing region into spiral of violence, says EU on Riyadh airport strike
The European Union has condemned a strike on Riyadh airport, attributing attacks by Iran's proxies to a widening spiral of violence in the Middle East. The statement, reported by Middle East Eye, signals growing EU alarm over regional escalation and direct threats to civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, amid heightened tensions between Iran-aligned forces and their adversaries.
- 34Strategy's Saylor predicts Bitcoin will top $100K again▼Bitcoin will break above $100K again, Strategy's Saylor reportedly says (MSTR:NASDAQ)
Michael Saylor, executive chairman of bitcoin-holding software firm Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), said he expects bitcoin to break back above $100,000, according to a report. His comments come as the cryptocurrency trades below that milestone, and they carry weight given Strategy's large bitcoin treasury, which has made the company a key proxy for institutional crypto exposure.
- 35Kevin O'Leary Says Betting Solely On SpaceX Or OpenAI Is A Mistake▼DXYZ, NASA, VCX Jump Premarket: Kevin O'Leary Says Betting On SpaceX, OpenAI Or Anthropic Alone Is A ‘Mistake’
Kevin O'Leary, the investor known as Mr. Wonderful, said putting money on a single private company like SpaceX, OpenAI or Anthropic alone is a 'mistake', arguing investors should instead seek diversified exposure across the space and AI sectors. His comments came as shares including Destiny Tech100 (DXYZ), which holds SpaceX stock, jumped in premarket trading alongside tickers tied to NASA-related exposure and VCX.
- 36Budget Android phones ship with malware preinstalled, Bitdefender finds●Bitdefender found budget Android phones shipping with malware in the firmware. Before the owner even switches it on, the
Bitdefender researchers report that some budget Android smartphones come with malware embedded in the firmware before they are even switched on. Once activated, the phones quietly turn the owner's home internet connection into a residential proxy, routing third-party traffic through a clean household IP over raw TCP port 6000. The finding is raising fresh concern about supply-chain security in cheap handsets.
- 37BofA Sees Shorter iPhone 18 Pro Wait as Apple Stock Rises▼AAPL Stock Ticks Higher: BofA Flags Shorter iPhone 18 Pro Wait Time As Duo Pre-Order Shipments Loom
Bank of America analysts flagged a shorter expected wait time for the iPhone 18 Pro ahead of pre-order shipments, and Apple shares ticked higher on the news. Investors are watching delivery lead times closely as a gauge of demand, with early shipment data seen as a signal for how the new iPhone lineup is selling.
- 38Grafana vulnerability let viewers alter Loki alerting rules●CVE-2026-9703: Grafana's data source proxy did not apply role-based access control to Loki write requests, so a Viewer-o
A new vulnerability, CVE-2026-9703, has been disclosed in Grafana's data source proxy, which failed to apply role-based access control to Loki write requests. As a result, an account with only Viewer privileges could create, modify or delete Loki alerting rules, affecting every user of that data source. All releases through 13.0.3 are affected, and administrators are urged to update to a patched version.
- 39Sudan's civil war becomes regional proxy struggle●"Sudan’s civil war has become a regional proxy struggle, with the UAE, Egypt, Iran, Turkey and other powers backing riva
Sudan's civil war is increasingly described as a proxy conflict drawing in outside powers. Regional states including the UAE, Egypt, Iran and Turkey are reportedly backing rival armed camps, deepening the fighting as the country fragments. Analysts warn foreign support is prolonging the war and complicating peace efforts.
- 40Boulder's $366 million Alpine-Balsam project becomes an election flashpoint●Boulder’s $366 million Alpine-Balsam project becomes an election flashpoint
Boulder's $366 million Alpine-Balsam redevelopment project has emerged as a contested issue in the city's election, with candidates and residents dividing over the cost and direction of the plan for the former hospital site. The project's scale and price tag have made it a proxy in broader local debates over growth, spending and city leadership.
Repos
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- ToiCF/CF-Workers-TGProxy 基于 Cloudflare Workers 的 Telegram Web/MTProto WebSocket 代理中继,支持 bridge 鉴权、bootstrap/session 令牌、多 lane WS 复用、AES-CTR 加密、自定
- superdesigndev/treg OpenRouter for agent tools. Join community here: https://discord.gg/6mQYYfFMAn
- JuliusBrussee/caveman 🪨 why use many token when few token do trick. Viral skill + proxy for coding agents that cuts 65% of tokens by talking l
- caddyserver/caddy Fast and extensible multi-platform HTTP/1-2-3 web server with automatic HTTPS
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