1) some 20 organisations were created within our Root all with email id with same domain (co.jp)
2) attacker had created multiple fargate templates
3) they created resources in 16-17 AWS regions
4) they requested to raise SES,WS Fargate Resource Rate Quota Change was requested, sage maker Notebook maintenance - we have no need of using these instances (recd an email from aws for all of this)
5) in some of the emails i started seeing a new name added (random name @outlook.com)
I am from the same team & i can concur with what you are saying. I did see a warning about the same key that was used in todays exploit about 2 years ago from some random person in an email. but there was no exploutation till yesterday.
I am founder of DronaHQ - low code platform. Interestingly Today we launched AI capability to build internal tools with AI in beta. The idea here is to marry the power of LLMs and underlying low code platform to get to the end state even faster.
But I do see the merit in this thinking that LLMs can eat LCNC platforms for breakfast. However I am excited to see how with time a near perfect applications can be churned out with about 80-90% work done and engineers can figure the last few miles and reach the finish line but 50x faster.
I would argue thats an LLM spec --> Generate probabilistic output with a degree of confidence on the output nearing p(1). IMHO End users are supposed to not take the output of these machines as is but rather iterate on top and finish their task in lesser time.
seems one additional user was added and that payment failed due to credit card expired. This made them downgrade the plan for about 80+ users in our account. It is their policy.
Pricing is always tricky. One pricing never fits all use case. So we have worked hard to offer pricing options like usage based pricing/ dev based pricing in addition to user based pricing.
Was curious to apply your use case and see if our pricing model maximises ROI.
Disclaimer: I am co-founder at a retool alternative platform for building internal tools and enterprise apps.
Yes - the goal is to give her exposure and teach her a way of thinking through a problem in an algorithmic manner. FWIW -> mom has been into programming a while ago before she picked up growth marketing.
1) build once for both web & mobile
2) use mobile native features like GPS, NFC,etc
3) make mobile work in offline scenario
4) have a use case for offline submission (field force apps)
Founder of DronaHQ here - a semi bootstrapped retool alternative with hundreds of customers. As someone playing along side in this huge market - this is awesome news to hear and congrats to the retool team.