A customer made a very amusing statement the other day, and while names will be left out to protect the innocent, I wanted to share.
“This is my Nightmare: More than 500 million mobile devices were sold last year, then all those people brought their devices to work.”
What was most interesting, though, wasn’t that his employees brought the devices to work – companies are getting a handle on that problem.
The oCIS MCP Server v1.0.0 is out. An open source bridge between ownCloud Infinite Scale and any MCP-compatible AI assistant: 80 tools across users, spaces, files, shares, federated OCM, and multi-step workflows. Apache 2.0. Self-hosted. The AI works on your authentication, against your infrastructure, with your data staying where it is.
ownCloud Web 12.4.1 ships with a priority fix: an embed mode postMessage vulnerability that let a malicious page forge authenticated file writes without user interaction. If you run embed mode, update. Seven bugfixes round out the release, four of them in vault mode.
When we launched the OSPO in May, we said Apache 2.0 was the target licence. Today the first repo crosses the line. web-extensions has been relicensed from AGPL-3.0, with REUSE compliance and CI licence checks built in. A relicensing decision made now, before the dependency graph gets complicated, is worth a hundred conversations about compatibility later.