I’m building a small keyboard-driven ordering app around `RIAEvangelist/node-dominos-pizza-api` (`dominos` 3.3.1), following its Customer → store → menu → Item → Order → validate → price → payment → place sequence.

On October 26, 2026, US store discovery, menu loading, validation and pricing worked. A carryout order’s card payment matched the returned total. But `POST /power/place-order` returned HTTP 200 with top-level and nested status -1:

```text

recaptchaVerificationRequired

googleRecaptchaScore: TokenMissing

blockedByRecaptcha: true

googleRecaptchaActions: { action: null, expectedAction: null }

Voltane is a browser RC-car racing game. The race rooms run in Node, and since this week players can open their own dedicated servers: a name, a programme of tracks (including circuits other players built), their rules, open or private.

A few things that mattered:

• Rooms go lobby → loading → countdown, and the countdown waits until every connected player has finished loading (with a time limit so one slow phone can't hold everyone).
• Updates are announced 2 minutes before a new server version, so nobody gets cut mid-race.
• The same simulation package runs on the server and in the browser.

Play or open a server: playvoltane.com

Hey,

So I self studied full stack development since the beginning of the year, I'm applying for few months already.

I work as a guard in a security company. I created a shift management app with Next.js (JS/Node.js/TS/React), where the guards send their availability with notes for the next week, and the manager sees everything in one place, per building.

I'm having a hard time finding a job. I got one change, I passed home exam with language I didnt work with, but after that I did not pass the HR interview (she told me where I fell, it is fixable for the next interview).

I don't even know what to do, I feel like giving up. I tried to build a task manager app for my home recurring tasks, with AI native, I just told him to give me commit names and I picked what he needs to do, it feels like these days I'm not even needed.

Please help me guys!

On 21 October 2026, fixes shipped for CVE-2026-111497, nicknamed Node2Shell (also HTTP2Shell). It's an out-of-bounds write in Google's Brotli decoder, and Node bundles its own copy of Brotli inside the runtime. Any Node service that decompresses Brotli traffic, whether incoming request bodies or responses it fetches, can be pushed into running attacker commands with no login.

I made a hands-on lab exercise on it. You'll send a crafted Brotli-compressed request to a Node API as the attacker and read a deploy token out of process.env, then switch sides and patch it. You'll also see why blocking Brotli-compressed requests at the edge isn't enough, and why a patched system libbrotli package doesn't help: only upgrading Node itself (24.22.1 in the exercise) and redeploying does.

If you notice any issues or inconsistencies, please let me know!

https://ransomleak.com/exercises/http2shell-rce/