macOS is no longer officially UNIX
Apple quietly let its UNIX certification expire, dropping macOS from The Open Group's official register.
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Telegram Desktop flaw allowed silent file theft through a single link
A bug in Telegram Desktop let attackers steal local files and take over accounts if a user clicked a single link.
Ukrainian Drones Knock Out Yandex AI Data Center
Physical infrastructure for AI is officially on the front lines.
Cloudflare acquires Deno to power its serverless stack
Cloudflare is acquiring the Deno team, doubling down on serverless JavaScript while putting Deno's standalone runtime on a sunset clock.
Oxide raises $445M to scale its enterprise cloud racks
Most hardware startups burn cash chasing customers; Oxide hit profitability and ran out of inventory.
Margaret Hamilton, Apollo flight software pioneer, dies at 90
Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist who led the team that wrote NASA's Apollo flight software, has died at age 90.
Google pauses open-source bug bounties after AI slop floods reviewers
AI spam just broke Google’s open-source security program.
Federal judge rules warrantless Flock surveillance unconstitutional
A federal judge just dealt license-plate tracker Flock Safety a major blow, calling the system "indiscriminate mass surveillance."
OpenAI safety leader quits over "broken" culture
Another OpenAI safety leader just quit, warning that the company's launch speed has broken its safety culture.
Apple is tightening macOS permissions to keep AI agents out of your personal files
Apple is locking down macOS Full Disk Access to stop autonomous AI agents from quietly reading your private files.
Federal court blocks Utah's anti-VPN law for demanding the impossible
You can't pass a state law that rewrites how the internet works everywhere else.
Apple’s next camera might not record any video
Apple is reportedly building a smart home camera that tracks what happens in your house, but records zero video.