Thats far from reality. Just use the online form of BSI for disclosure. They contact the affected party for you. This way you optionally can stay anonymous and the vulnerabilities get fixed because BSI appears as the messenger.

Thats great to know, thank you!

They don't have to offer a version of the website without consent. As long as they inform you that the site will use cookies if you use it that should be GDPR-compliant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Payment_Services_Directive tldr: eu mandates secure 2fa for online banking and most banks only implement it using their app as second factor.

They only offer pay-as-you-go. The $9/month plan includes $2 credits and then its payg without markup.

If such a backdoor exists, it is probably cryptographically secured to prevent "unauthorized" access. E.g. the xz backdoor was secured like that.

There is only one and for this model you need the one with 128GiB RAM.

which start at $3k [0].

[0] https://frame.work/products/desktop-diy-amd-aimax300/configu...

I have the 128 but for Qwen3.5 122b XS quant you only need 64GB

They also do not allow non-coding usage of their coding plan in their ToS.

They are talking about the chat template and not the system prompt. With current gen models, the system prompt is only part of a larger pretext that is passed to the model at the start of the "chat". The models are trained on a specific chat template with things like tool lists, reasoning budget, special feature flags and the "system prompt" formatted in a certain template.

Just did a quick write-up on how to modify Firefox's AI features after spending some time figuring out how to modify the prompts/commands.

Isn't that just Google trying to dark-pattern you into finally clicking that checkboxes you unchecked during setup?