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A researcher leaked the exploit code for Windows in response to Microsoft's inaction

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A security researcher has released a zero-day exploit code for Windows, dubbed BlueHammer. The reason for this radical move was a conflict between the researcher and the Microsoft Response Center (MSRC) over how the information he provided was handled. The researcher, using the pseudonym Chaotic Eclipse, posted the exploit code on GitHub on April 3. The author expressed disappointment with the MSRC leadership's handling of the information he provided […]

Anthropic has opened limited access to the Claude Mythos Preview model, which autonomously searches for holes in software and has already found thousands of vulnerabilities.

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Anthropic has opened limited access to its new AI model, Mythos, designed to find critical vulnerabilities and counter cyberthreats. The tool will be available only to select corporations, as its hacking capabilities have been deemed too dangerous for public release. According to The Wall Street Journal, a preliminary version of the neural network will be available to approximately 50 companies and organizations supporting critical IT infrastructure, including […]

A vulnerability in Flatpak allows code execution outside of a sandbox.

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The patch release of Flatpak 1.16.4, published a few hours ago, along with the experimental release 1.17.4, fixes a vulnerability (CVE-2026-34078) that allows a malicious or compromised Flatpak application to bypass sandbox isolation, access files on the host system, and execute arbitrary code outside of sandbox isolation. The issue has been rated as critical (9.3 out of 10). […]

APT Package Manager 3.2.0 Released

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APT 3.2.0 (Advanced Package Tool) has been released, incorporating changes accumulated in the experimental 3.1 branch. The new release will soon be integrated into the Unstable and Debian Testing, and will also be added to the package database UbuntuAPT 3.2 will be included in the release. Debian 14. In Ubuntu 26.04 uses APT 3.1.16, which […]

OnePlus unveiled the Nord 6 smartphone with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip, a 50-megapixel camera, and a 9000 mAh battery for $420.

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OnePlus has unveiled the Nord 6 smartphone. The new device is aimed at mobile gamers and advanced users. It features a high-refresh-rate display, a capacious battery, and a suite of AI-powered software tools. The OnePlus Nord 6 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 platform. The focus is on the device's gaming capabilities: OnePlus emphasizes support for 165 fps […]

The Document Foundation has expelled Collabora staff from the organization.

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The Document Foundation (TDF), which oversees the development of the LibreOffice office suite, has decided to remove all Collabora employees from its ranks. This move also affected participants associated with Collabora and reflects growing tensions within the community. The TDF's decision is based on its desire to ensure the independence of the project's management and eliminate potential conflicts of interest related to commercial influence. The organization emphasized […]

Release of nginx 1.29.8 and fork FreeNginx 1.29.7

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The main nginx 1.29.8 branch has been released, continuing development of new features. The parallel stable 1.28.x branch only includes changes related to fixing serious bugs and vulnerabilities. The main 1.29.x branch will later be converted into the stable 1.30 branch. The project code is written in C and is distributed under the BSD license. In the new release: Added […]

Firefox 149.0.2 Update Fixes Vulnerabilities and Toolbar Freezing

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Firefox 149.0.2, a patch release, is now available, fixing 41 vulnerabilities. All vulnerabilities are caused by memory management issues, such as buffer overflows and accessing memory after it's been freed. These issues could potentially lead to malicious code execution when opening specially crafted pages. Non-security changes: Fixed a bug that caused the browser toolbar to become unresponsive […]

Release of uutils 0.8, the Rust variant of GNU Coreutils

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The uutils coreutils 0.8.0 (Rust Coreutils) project, a development of the GNU Coreutils package, written in Rust, has been released. coreutils includes over 100 utilities, including sort, cat, chmod, chown, chroot, cp, date, dd, echo, hostname, id, ln, and ls. The project's goal is to create a cross-platform alternative to Coreutils, capable of running on platforms including Windows, Redox […]

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have teamed up to combat Chinese AI model copying.

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Competitors OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have launched a joint effort to thwart Chinese companies' attempts to mine the skills of American AI models to create their own products and gain an advantage in the global AI race, Bloomberg reports. Computer of the Month, Special Issue: The Age of Rollback, or How the Memory Chip Shortage Affects Gaming PC Hardware Choices. For information sharing […]

The Solod project develops a subset of the Go language that is translated into the C language.

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The Solod (So) programming language is presented. It provides a subset of the Go language transcompiled into a C (C11) representation suitable for compilation with the GCC, Clang, and zig cc compilers. A key difference between Solod and Go and Tinygo is its use of manual memory management, which operates without a garbage collector, automatic memory allocation, or reference counting. The transpiler for Solod is written in […]

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