Browser-Based AI Agents Are Changing Everyday Web Work
Browser-based AI agents are turning the web into an automation layer, handling research, form filling, shopping, and repetitive workflows with less friction.
Why AI coding agent plugin security must go beyond the model
Learn why AI coding agent plugin security matters when extensions can steal credentials, run code, and create backdoors without manipulating the model.
Glasshand AI agents get a real iPhone and Mac, not an emulator
See how Glasshand AI agents operate dedicated iPhones and Macs, where real-device testing helps, what hardware limits remain, and which security risks matter.
Inside how malloc works: C’s Hidden Memory Allocator Explained
Trace how malloc works, from free lists and metadata to brk, mmap, fragmentation, multithreaded allocators, security bugs, and practical C debugging.
Mistral Vibe security vulnerability allowed pre-approval RCE
The Mistral Vibe security vulnerability let crafted Git repositories run commands before trust approval. Learn how it worked and how to stay protected.
MCP server security: 7 risks AI developers need to understand
Learn why MCP server security matters as AI agents reach sensitive tools, and how developers can reduce authentication, permission, and supply-chain risks.
How AI agent credential theft turns GitHub leaks into Azure access
Microsoft’s ARTEX findings show how AI agent credential theft can turn public GitHub secrets into Azure Key Vault access—and how defenders can respond.
YouTube Tamba: The Secret Project That Could Rival Instagram
An APK teardown exposes YouTube Tamba, a hidden project with private profiles, group chats and media sharing—and clues to Google’s bigger social ambitions.
How the Text.js React framework Turns DevTools Into a Full App
See how the Text.js React framework uses a custom renderer to build interactive console apps, full-stack tools, terminal UIs, and agent-ready software.
Inside the Meridian browser: Rust, Servo, and a New Mac Path
Explore how the Meridian browser combines Servo, Rust, and GPUI on macOS, what it can do today, its limits, and why its architecture matters for the web.
Inside the Apple iPhone Grey List That Shapes Predictive Text
A reported Apple iPhone grey list hides more than 100,000 terms from predictions. Learn what researchers found, how filtering works, and why it matters.
Claude Code secrets exposure: How “Don’t Ask Again” Leaked Keys
Apiiro traced the Claude Code secrets exposure to saved command approvals, finding passwords and tokens in 1,122 public GitHub files. Learn how to respond.
OpenAI Exponential Time Hypothesis Claim: Is Encryption at Risk?
The OpenAI Exponential Time Hypothesis claim could reshape algorithms—but not crack encryption today. Learn what the proof says and why scrutiny matters.
Ocarina of Time Switch 2 Controls Fix a 28-Year-Old Classic
See how Ocarina of Time Switch 2 controls add a free camera, jumping, dashing, motion aiming, faster item access, flexible music and classic feel.
GhostMap Android Vulnerability: How One APK Can Crash a Phone
The GhostMap Android vulnerability can trigger a persistent boot loop from a malformed APK. Learn how it works, why restarts fail, and what recovery involves.
AI optimism vs pessimism: Why the West and Asia see it differently
Explore AI optimism vs pessimism through global surveys, jobs, policy and adoption—and learn why attitudes differ across Western and Asian economies today.
How the Rune Rust UI framework Rethinks Cross-Platform App Design
Explore how the Rune Rust UI framework uses GPU rendering, custom layout, and headless testing to target desktop platforms and the web from one codebase.
Perplexity AI Teammates Turn Persistent Agents Into Coworkers
Learn how Perplexity AI Teammates coordinate persistent business tasks, use connected tools, seek approvals, and keep people in control around the clock.
Why are floppy disks still in use in U.S. air traffic control?
Learn why floppy disks still in use across parts of the FAA do not guide aircraft, and how a 435-site modernization will replace critical legacy systems.
DeepSeek Creator Mode: Open-Source AI That Builds Its Own Tools
See how DeepSeek Creator Mode turns plain-language requests into tested plugins, why its open architecture matters, and what security risks remain for developers.
Lemmings Recreated in Your Browser: A CSS Animation Tutorial
Build a tiny retro scene with this CSS animation tutorial, covering sprites, keyframes, JavaScript controls, performance, responsive design, and accessibility.
