Databricks on Wednesday introduced Adaptive Instructed-Retriever, a new retrieval model designed to improve enterprise AI search by taking additional steps [...]
Tencent has patched up a zero-click vulnerability that security researchers used to create a worm capable of spreading through calls on WeChat. With more [...]
Chrome release notes can be a blur of version numbers. This one deserves a closer look. In the Linux build published on September 3, 2026, Google fixed [...]
A proposed patch fixes a bug in Open vSwitch, a virtual network switch with an in-kernel Linux packet-processing path. An ordering race can free a [...]
A reported race in OCFS2, a Linux clustered file system for shared storage, can trigger a use-after-free while administrators configure a heartbeat region. [...]
A proposed Linux repair addresses two timer bugs that can trigger use-after-free conditions while one program replaces itself with another through exec(). [...]
I guess I’m a Go developer now. My first programming language was BASIC. My seventh-grade math teacher, Mr. Schulte, taught BASIC to us on Fridays. He gave [...]
We spent the last decade building entire finops departments just to decipher what the cloud bill was saying. Just when we figured out how to stop leaving [...]
The vulnpocalypse is upon us, dear reader. Microsoft delivered a record number of patches to address 974 CVEs in its own products this month, including two [...]
Secure by design videoconferencing products may be vital for customer trust and operational resilience, but if they aren’t usable, organizations are [...]
LG is once again fending off allegations that its expensive consumer hardware gathers extensive information about users and their surroundings for the [...]
A Microsoft 365 phishing operation targeting hundreds of organizations captured thousands of passwords and session cookies, including hundreds of [...]
Data theft and extortion crews are stealing companies’ proprietary AI data and threatening to leak it if the victim organizations don’t pay a ransom, [...]
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argues it’s the “most illogical thing in the world” to believe AI will kill SaaS, and says the markets “got it wrong” in sending [...]