Nothing quite balances the cosmic scales like watching the group that allegedly breached a federal law enforcement agency end up in front of a judge a week later. This month gave us both halves of that story, and the timing could not have b…

In an industry that usually equates "better" with "bigger and more expensive," Anthropic just released a model whose whole pitch is the opposite: do what the flagship does, charge a lot less, and don't make the user wait around for it. A F…

You can build the tightest vault in the world, but if you hand a spare key to a vendor who leaves it under the doormat, none of that matters. That's the expensive lesson crypto exchange Bitget just learned, to the tune of $388 million. The…

Somewhere out there, a hacker set a calendar reminder for "WordPress patch day" and had a working exploit ready before most site owners had finished their coffee. That's not a metaphor — it's roughly what happened this week, and it's the fa…

Nothing says "trust me with your data" like a contact form that can be tricked into running whatever code a stranger feels like writing. That's the situation Drupal site owners running Webform woke up to this week, and it's a good reminder …

Google's Antigravity coding agent used to be a thing you visited. Now it's a thing you can bolt directly onto your own product — no field trip required. This week Google shipped antigravity-preview-09-2026, and quietly turned a flagship age…

Somewhere in Pyongyang, someone is having a very good week. Somewhere at crypto exchange Bitget, a whole lot of people are having the opposite. $351.6 million vanished from hot and warm wallets, and the fingerprints all point in one very fa…

"I broke something." Four words no developer wants to see in a terminal, and definitely not from the AI agent they just gave the keys to. That's reportedly what a Claude Code agent said after allegedly wiping out 48,000 files in under two m…

Nothing says "urgent" quite like a federal cybersecurity agency working the weekend. CISA spent its Saturday and Sunday telling U.S. agencies to drop what they're doing and patch Citrix NetScaler — because somewhere out there, attackers wer…

Somewhere out there, a Drupal site's humble "Contact Us" form is quietly powering lead gen, event signups, and customer support tickets — and on September 23rd, it turned out that same form might also be powering a hacker's afternoon. Twent…