Google Accidentally Leaks Exploit Code for Unpatched Chromium Vulnerability
Google leaks Chromium exploit code for a long-standing unpatched flaw. Learn how it affects Brave, Edge, and Opera users and how to stay safe.
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CISA GitHub Repository Leak: Plaintext Passwords Exposed for Months
CISA exposed plaintext passwords and private keys on a public GitHub repository for six months before a security researcher reported the leak.
Intel Project Firefly Aims to Standardize Thin and Light Notebooks
Intel Project Firefly standardizes laptop design with modular motherboards and 11mm profiles to compete with MacBook. Features ASUS, HP, and Lenovo.
Google AI Studio Now Builds Native Android Apps in Minutes
Google AI Studio now enables non-technical users to build native Android apps with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, featuring GPS, Bluetooth, and NFC support.
Google Scale Soars: 3.2 Quadrillion Tokens Processed Monthly
Google reports a 566% surge in token processing and unveils Gemini Omni, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and the 24/7 Gemini Spark agent at Google I/O.
Andrej Karpathy Joins Anthropic to Lead Pre-training and Claude-Powered Development
AI pioneer Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic to lead Claude pre-training and recursive AI development, bringing his Tesla and OpenAI expertise to the team.
Google Overhauls Search Bar for First Time in 25 Years
Google updates its search box for the first time in 25 years, introducing AI agents, file uploads, and interactive features that change the browsing landscape.
GitHub Investigates Massive Internal Code Leak via Malicious VS Code Extension
GitHub confirms 3,800 internal repositories leaked after a malicious VS Code extension attack. Customer data is safe as investigation continues.
Anthropic Acquires SDK Specialist Stainless to Power AI Agents
Anthropic acquires API startup Stainless, the engine behind SDKs for OpenAI and Google, to bolster its AI agent capabilities and software integrations.
The End of Open Access: Why Advanced AI Models are Becoming Scarce
Advanced AI models are becoming restricted due to security risks, model theft, and geopolitical strategy, creating a new global divide in AI access.
Microsoft Debuts Azure Linux 4.0: A Fedora-Based Distribution for Developers
Microsoft launches Azure Linux 4.0, an open-source Fedora-based distribution optimized for servers and integrated with Windows Subsystem for Linux.