China's AI Cyber Arms Race: Rivalry with Mythos Intensifies
Chinese cybersecurity firm launches AI tools to rival Mythos, framing cyber arms race as nuclear deterrence.
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Why one developer built a tool to track open-source adoption
A developer automated tracking of GitHub clones to measure open-source adoption, saving time and revealing insights into user behavior.
ByteDance's iLLaDA: A New Diffusion Model for Text Generation
ByteDance and Renmin University introduce iLLaDA, an 8B diffusion language model that rivals Qwen2.5 in base performance but lags after fine-tuning.
Teenage Engineering Boosts KO II Sampler with New Features
Teenage Engineering updates KO II sampler with USB audio, lo-fi mode, and more. Discover the latest enhancements in this tech update.
Steam’s Android gaming fix came via an unexpected route
Valve’s VR headset inadvertently resolved a long-standing issue affecting Steam’s Android gaming performance.
Russian spies exploit Signal backups to read private chats, FBI warns
FBI and CISA say Russian cyber units now trick users into giving up Signal Backup Recovery Keys, letting them read past messages and hijack accounts.
SSH commands fail on csh hosts? Wrap them in /bin/sh -c
When SSH commands hit a csh login shell, POSIX sh syntax like 2>/dev/null breaks. Here’s how one team fixed it across their codebase.
DeepSeek's DSpark speeds up AI generation by 60-85% without new models
DeepSeek's new DSpark framework accelerates large-model inference by optimizing speculative decoding, achieving 60-85% faster per-user generation in production.
Build your own ESP32 plane tracker with off-the-shelf parts
A new DIY project lets hobbyists track planes in real time using an ESP32 and affordable components.
Russian Spies Trick Targets with Fake Support Texts in Ukraine
Russian intelligence allegedly used deceptive texts to steal messaging credentials in a wide-reaching cyber campaign, Ukrainian and U.S. authorities report.