AI frontier models may upend cyber warfare within months
Five Eyes warns advanced AI could revolutionize offensive cyber operations in under a year, raising stakes for defense strategies.
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Prime Day Deals Bring Apple AirTags to a New Low
Prime Day offers steep discounts on Apple's second-gen AirTags, making them more affordable than ever for tracking essentials.
Ultra-low-power ESP32 notifier tracks sensors with minimal battery drain
A maker-designed ultra-low-power ESP32 device that quietly monitors sensors while sipping current could be the perfect building block for your next IoT project.
Dark web firms now sell targeted stolen credential searches
Underground services now allow cybercriminals to pay for tailored searches of stolen login databases, making credential theft more precise and lucrative.
The brutal truth behind 128 AI projects and zero success
A 19-year-old built 128 AI projects in four months—then let AI dissect why none shipped. The autopsy reveals a surprising truth.
Google DeepMind and A24 Launch AI Film-Making Research
Google DeepMind and A24 join forces to explore AI in cinema, backed by $75 million in funding.
Meta names Kunal Shah as new WhatsApp chief amid big India bet
Meta appoints India’s CRED founder Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp, signaling stronger push in India with a $900 million investment in fintech.
Prions: From Brain Disease to Superbug Fighters
Research reveals prions—once feared for deadly brain diseases—may hold peptides that fight superbugs.
Squidbleed flaw exposes plaintext HTTP requests after 29 years
A 29-year-old Squid proxy bug leaks cleartext HTTP requests, including credentials, to authorized users. Details on the flaw and its impact.
One line of logging that saves hours of debugging
Logging the served model in API calls reveals invisible routing errors and safeguard fallbacks that otherwise stay hidden until performance hits.