Google Identifies First AI-Generated Zero-Day Exploit
Google detects the first AI-generated zero-day exploit designed to bypass 2FA. Learn how AI models are now being used to find and weaponize code flaws.
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Why Using AI Chatbots for 10 Minutes Can Weaken Your Problem-Solving Skills
New research shows AI chatbots can harm problem-solving skills and persistence in just 10 minutes. Learn why using AI might be lowering your cognitive performance.
cURL Creator Dismisses Anthropic's Mythos AI as Marketing Hype
cURL creator Daniel Stenberg calls Anthropic's Mythos AI 'hype' after it found only one low-severity bug in the codebase. Details on cURL 8.21.0 and CVE info.
Vibe Coding Vulnerability: 5,000 Apps Are Leaking Sensitive Corporate Data
Over 5,000 apps built with AI tools like Lovable and Replit are leaking sensitive data. Learn the security risks of 'vibe coding' for corporate privacy.
Supply Chain Hack Infects NPM, PyPI, and RubyGems with Persistent Malware
Massive malware attack hits NPM, PyPI, and RubyGems. Learn how to detect and remove persistent IDE infections in VS Code and Claude Code.
SubQ Architecture Cracks 12 Million Token Window to Beat Major LLMs
New Subquadratic Selective Attention architecture supports 12M tokens, outperforming GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus in precision and long-context retrieval.
SpaceX Proposes 1 Million Satellites Amid Scientist Warnings
SpaceX's plan to launch 1 million satellites faces backlash from scientists warning of collision risks and threats to the Hubble Space Telescope.
The Polymarket Wealth Gap: 1% of Users Control 76% of All Profits
New data shows 1% of Polymarket users capture 76.5% of profits. Learn which sectors offer the best odds and why the majority of traders are losing money.
Linux Kernel 'Killswitch' Could Disable Vulnerable Features on the Fly
New Linux 'Killswitch' proposal by Sasha Levin aims to let admins disable vulnerable kernel features instantly to prevent security exploits before patches arrive.
Iran Considers Full Control Over Strategic Hormuz Subsea Cables
Iran may take control of seven subsea cables in the Strait of Hormuz, planning to charge data tolls and enforce domestic laws on global internet traffic.
Critical Security Updates Required for Next.js and React Server Components
Cloudflare warns of critical DoS, SSRF, and XSS vulnerabilities in Next.js and React Server Components. Update to Next.js 15.5.16+ immediately.