Devops platform GitLab already rate-limits some functionality on its hosted service, but will tighten those-limits for some functions and for some users [...]
North Korea’s employment scams work both ways. As well as placing fraudulent IT workers inside Western companies, regime-backed cybercriminals have [...]
Scammers impersonating law enforcement or government officials have cost victims more than $1.6 billion since January 2025, the FBI reports. The FBI’s [...]
Popular AI coding agents such as OpenAI’s Codex, Anthropic’s Claude Code, Google’s Gemini CLI, and Microsoft-owned GitHub Copilot were vulnerable to a [...]
A Linux path can be valid when a program checks it and point somewhere else when the program uses it. That gap creates a time-of-check to time-of-use, or [...]
Some Python features are so useful they feel almost illegal, or like they’re granting you superpowers. We have dataclasses to take the hassle out of [...]
The detail that caught my attention in the OpenAI-Hugging Face investigation was the package cache. Roughly 1,200 AI agents that were supposed to be [...]
September 3 started like any other Thursday, until it didn’t. Within roughly 90 minutes, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and even Microsoft’s own Copilot were [...]
Think tank the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) has warned that Venezuela is poised to adopt Chinese AI systems to enhance surveillance systems [...]
A zero-click vulnerability that allows remote code execution affects all of the major AI coding agents – Anthropic’s Claude Code, OpenAI’s Codex, [...]
Security researcher Sai Teja Erukude disclosed four alarming Python security flaws between June and August 2026 after combining specialized AI models with [...]
A PowerPC KVM use-after-free could leave the Linux host kernel accessing a nested-guest object after another virtual CPU caused that object to be removed [...]
As of September 17, Red Hat had documented a flaw in a Red Hat Quay build workflow that could expose container registry credentials to code retrieved from [...]
Researchers based in China have devised a way to eavesdrop on signals handled by analog components in devices such as headphones, landline handsets, and [...]
China’s Salt Typhoon gang has developed a new backdoor and dropped it in networks belonging to high-profile organizations in several countries across [...]
Today’s large language models are verbose, even if they’re being asked to recommend a simple decision, driving up usage costs through the sheer volume of [...]
London property management biz City Relay has warned customers that intruders may have stolen financial data, passwords, and codes used to access keys [...]
As debate over AI safety intensifies, new research is drawing attention to a more immediate risk for enterprises: AI agents that can alter the models they [...]
Cisco admins who have spent their week patching email gateways now face a perfect-10 Identity Services Engine flaw under active attack. Cisco disclosed [...]
Welcome back to PWNED, the weekly column where we learn important life lessons about how we let cybercrims access our data through carelessness. Hopefully, [...]
eBPF lets verified programs run inside the Linux kernel. Linux eBPF security depends on supporting data remaining available for as long as those programs [...]
In today’s world, almost every part of our lives is directly or indirectly linked to the Internet. As cyberattacks in network security grow more advanced, [...]
Walk into any boardroom or technology conference today, and the conversation is entirely consumed by the promise of agentic AI. We are told that autonomous [...]
Visual Studio is a lot more than an editor and debugger; it’s the host for Microsoft’s cross-platform build tools. MSBuild is one of those forgotten [...]
The green dashboard is one of the most comforting objects in software engineering. It says the build passed, the tests passed, the service is healthy and [...]
Linux file permissions are usually introduced as a way to decide who may read, write, or execute a file. On a production server, they do something more [...]