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- 1Trusted Web Activity domain checks clash with Next.js routing●A Trusted Web Activity proves it owns a domain by fetching one file from one hard-coded path. Ours is a Next.js route ha
Android's Trusted Web Activity verifies that an app owns a domain by fetching a single file from a fixed, hard-coded path. Developers running Next.js are hitting a snag when their route handler sits one path segment away from that required location, producing a 404 that anyone can confirm in a browser. Web developers are debating workarounds for the mismatch.
- 2Proposal floated to share threat intelligence over ActivityPub▼What if we shared # ThreatIntelligence over # ActivityPub — known bad IPs (failed SSH logins, spamming mail servers, etc
A proposal circulating in the decentralized web community suggests using ActivityPub, the protocol behind Mastodon, to share cybersecurity threat intelligence between trusted organizations — for example, lists of known bad IP addresses caught in failed SSH login attempts or mail server spam. The idea has reportedly progressed into a written draft and an early reference implementation, with its author asking the public for feedback and interest.