Google Chrome has a new personal record, and it's not one you throw a party for: six actively exploited zero-days patched in 2026 alone. The latest, discovered by a researcher who earned a modest $1,000 bug bounty for finding a bug that cou…

Passwords, multi-factor authentication, security questions with answers only you could possibly know, we build all these locks and then, every so often, a company hands out a spare key through a door nobody was watching. That's essentially …

Somewhere in a government warehouse, a Hubble-class mirror sat around for years doing absolutely nothing, because that's apparently just a normal thing that happens when you're the National Reconnaissance Office. NASA finally gave it a job …

Google's release cadence for Gemini has officially entered "are you even trying to keep up" territory. Barely three weeks after the last one, there's a new Flash model in town, and this one apparently showed up to work. Meet Gemini 3.8 Fla…

Somewhere out there, a WordPress admin is patting themselves on the back for setting up automated backups. Meanwhile, the plugin doing those backups has a hole in it big enough to drive a botnet through. The irony writes itself. A Trackbac…

Every piece of software has a sell-by date, but most CMSs are cagey about admitting it. Drupal, bless its open-source heart, just walked up and taped the date to the front door: December 9, 2026, Drupal 10 is done. Cue the sound of agency p…

Drupal doesn't do dramatic version bumps. There's no total rewrite, no "burn it down and start over" energy — just a steady, almost polite march forward. Which is exactly why it's easy to miss that a real deadline is bearing down fast, and …

Nobody thinks about their contact form plugin. It just sits there, quietly collecting "please call me back" messages, asking for nothing but your gratitude. Turns out one of the most popular ones was also quietly willing to let a stranger u…

Remember GoPro — the little camera that convinced an entire generation to strap a lens to a helmet and jump off things? It just agreed to a $285 million deal that turns it into an AI data center supplier. Somewhere, a shark-diving GoPro fro…

Somewhere in Brussels, a committee looked at a chatbot that writes poetry, debugs code, and occasionally argues with you about whether a hot dog is a sandwich, and decided the most accurate label was "search engine." Bureaucracy: still unde…