The invisible security bugs lurking in your Node.js code
Common Node.js security oversights—from raw SQL queries to exposed secrets—can slip past even experienced teams until it's too late.
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OpenAI’s custom chip cuts AI costs in half with first "Intelligence Processor"
OpenAI’s new Jalapeño chip, built with Broadcom, aims to slash inference costs by optimizing LLM serving. Here’s how it works and why it matters.
Cellebrite’s Tools Still Used in Russia Despite Ban
Russian authorities allegedly exploited Cellebrite devices for iPhone hacking despite the company’s pledge to halt sales to the country.
Turn Claude into a productivity powerhouse with one clever trick
Learn how refining your prompts can transform Claude from a simple AI assistant into a productivity powerhouse that saves hours each week.
Europe Becomes Ransomware's Prime Target
Ransomware attacks surge in Europe as gangs shift focus to high-value EU targets and their suppliers.
Rust-based web crawler expands to 14 languages, cuts memory use
The Rust-powered web crawler kreuzcrawl v0.3.0 adds four new language bindings and reduces peak streaming memory from 2.5 GB to 20 MB.
Gemini 3.5 Flash Gains Computer Control, Blurring AI and Human Interaction
Google’s Gemini 3.5 Flash now controls devices, browsers, and screens, matching GPT-5.5 in benchmarks.
A recall system that actually stops dangerous products from selling
SafeState uses Aurora DSQL and Vercel to block recalled goods at checkout by serial number, closing the gap where dangerous items can still change hands.
Building an AI Agent Runtime from Scratch
Learn how to design an OpenHarness-style agent runtime with tools, memory, and multi-agent coordination without relying on black-box frameworks.
Europe Stands Firm in Chip War Against U.S. Pressure
Europe challenges U.S. tech dominance as semiconductor tensions escalate.