Picture the world's most elaborate LinkedIn scam, except the scammer isn't a guy in a call center — it's an AI agent, the fake identity is a "German engineer" named Lena Brandt, and the target is a 24-year-old computer science student who'd…

Nothing ends a relationship faster than radio silence, and three Drupal contrib modules just got ghosted so hard the security team had to step in and make it official. As of August 19, Screenshot, Link content parser, and Gammu SMS Daemon a…

No link to click, no shady app to download, no "you've won a prize" text message to fall for. Just a photo — the most innocent file format on the internet — quietly doing something it was never supposed to do the moment your phone tries to …

Somewhere in rural Ohio sits a patch of land that used to enrich uranium for the Cold War. Now it's about to enrich Nvidia's balance sheet instead — the site is getting reborn as one of the largest AI data center campuses ever built, and th…

Somewhere, a security scanner meant to catch vulnerabilities became the vulnerability. The tool literally named after finding software risks got compromised, then quietly poisoned the CI pipeline of one of the most widely used AI gateway li…

Every major version bump has that one relative who shows up, rearranges your furniture, and insists it's "for your own good." Drupal 12 is shaping up to be the rare exception — less demolition, more Marie Kondo. The scaffolding's mostly bui…

Somewhere in the Forminator Forms codebase, a blocklist meant to stop people from uploading executable code got outsmarted by a single pipe character. That's it. That's the whole heist. No password guessing, no phishing email, no social eng…

Mark Zuckerberg wrote 6,500 words this week about how superintelligence should belong to everyone, not just a handful of labs. Beautiful sentiment. Truly moving. Also notably absent from the giveaway: Meta's actual best model, which remains…

Nobody, in the history of phone calls, has ever wanted to spend twelve minutes on hold asking a bored teenager whether the store has a grey sweater in medium. Google heard that collective sigh and decided the solution was simple: let the ro…

There's "fast," there's "very fast," and then there's whatever speed hackers just achieved with Adobe ColdFusion, they had working exploits in the wild before most IT teams had finished their coffee. Somewhere, a patch management calendar i…