Chromium’s ‘Fixed’ Vulnerability May Still Be Open After Four Years
Security researchers suggest a long-standing Chromium exploit, previously marked as fixed, remains a viable threat to browser security.
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GCC 16 Overhauls C++ Diagnostics With Nested Error Reporting and HTML Visualization
The upcoming GCC 16 release introduces a major shift in how C++ developers interact with compiler errors, featuring hierarchical diagnostics and experimental HTML output.
Flipper One Emerges as a Powerhouse Pocket Computer for Hardware Hackers
Detailed look at the Flipper One's hardware, featuring the Rockchip RK3576 CPU, RP2350 MCU, and a robust M.2 expansion port for enthusiasts.
GitHub Confirms Breach of 3,800 Internal Repositories After Employee Installs Malicious VS Code Extension
GitHub confirms that a poisoned VS Code extension on an employee's device led to the exfiltration of approximately 3,800 internal repositories.
The Invisible Minefield: Why C and C++ Undefined Behavior is a Modern Security Nightmare
Experienced developers are warning that the inherent 'undefined behavior' of C and C++ creates systemic vulnerabilities in modern computing environments.
Mozilla Retires Asm.js: The End of an Era for the Web’s First High-Performance Bridge
Mozilla is disabling asm.js optimizations in Firefox 148, marking the sunset of the technology that paved the way for WebAssembly.
Beijing Blacklists Nvidia RTX 5090D V2 Mid-Visit by Jensen Huang
China has added the Nvidia RTX 5090D V2 to its banned goods list, signaling a push for domestic AI chip adoption over US-made hardware.
Vizio Faces August Trial Over Linux Source Code Dispute
A California jury will decide if Vizio must release the full source code for its smart TV OS, a case with major implications for the right-to-repair movement.
The Rise of ‘Vibecoding’: Why Veteran Developers are Bracing for the Agentic Shift
As AI 'agents' move from novelty to the core of the software development lifecycle, a growing rift is forming between traditional engineering rigor and the new era of…
OpenBSD 7.6 Hits the Wild: Security-First OS Doubles Down on Hardware Cleanup
The OpenBSD project has released version 7.6, bringing significant updates to the kernel, hardware compatibility, and its legendary security posture.