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Microsoft disrupted a malware-signing-as-a-service abusing its Artifact Signing platform, revoking fraudulent certificates and blocking accounts used by ransomware groups.
A detailed article on the PinTheft privilege escalation vulnerability in Arch Linux, covering the recently released PoC exploit, technical background, attack method, impact, and mitigation steps.
Identity checks alone fail against stolen session tokens and compromised devices. Zero Trust strategies now require continuous device verification alongside identity, as explained by Specops Software.
Ukrainian cyber police and US agencies identify 18-year-old Odesa suspect in infostealer malware operation that compromised 28,000 accounts from a California online store.
React Native 0.83 introduces React 19.2 with Activity and useEffectEvent, new DevTools (Network, Performance), Intersection Observer (Canary), and stable Web Performance APIs—all with zero breaking changes.
React Native 0.84 makes Hermes V1 default, adds precompiled iOS binaries, removes legacy architecture, and requires Node.js 22. Performance gains are automatic.
React Native 0.85 introduces a new Shared Animation Backend, moves Jest preset to a separate package, improves DevTools, and adds Metro TLS support.
Introduction TelemetryDeck is a developer-friendly app analytics service that prioritizes anonymity, privacy, and ease of use. It processes usage data from over
Swift 6.3 enhances C interoperability, adds module selectors, performance controls, official Android SDK, and better cross-platform tooling, expanding Swift's reach.
Swift 6.3 brings unified cross-platform build system with Swift Build integrated into SPM, plus community talks, deprecation strategies, and Wasm updates.
Swift's official extension is now on Open VSX, enabling support in Cursor, VSCodium, Kiro, Antigravity, and other editors, with features like code completion, debugging, and more.
Valkey-Swift 1.0 brings a production-grade client for Valkey/Redis with Swift 6 concurrency. Also: Embedded Swift talks and concurrency Q&A.
New evidence from Cyprus reveals pigeons were semi-domesticated by 1400 BCE, challenging their reputation as pests and highlighting a deep ancient bond with humans.
Quantum sensors already measure tiny fields/forces using atoms/light as stable rulers; they outperform classical sensors and are used in GPS, medical imaging, and navigation.
Condom stealthing is non-consensual removal during sex, criminalized in Australia. A study shows entitled men are three times more likely to commit it.
Metallocenes are sandwich compounds discovered in the 1950s. Their formation involves unstable intermediates, recently captured using ultrafast methods, revealing a stepwise assembly mechanism with applications in catalysis, materials, energy, and medicine.
A 300,000-record analysis reveals participation bias in wildlife citizen science: older, male, urban volunteers dominate, while certain species and regions are overreported. Understanding and addressing this bias is crucial for accurate conservation research.
In the early 1990s, Doom's shareware version was installed on more PCs than Windows 3.1, a fact backed by Microsoft's own study and Doom's 20 million downloads.
Dismissed lawsuit between Musk and Altman reveals emails showing Musk's early commitment to OpenAI's nonprofit mission and Altman's assurances, later contradicted by for-profit shift.
Warhammer Skulls 2026 on May 21 reveals Total War: 40k, Dawn of War 4, and more, with week-long game deals and watch times for all timezones.