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The exchange attributed its October breach to a sophisticated campaign involving malware, compromised employee devices and stolen deployment credentials.
Read report »A new essay argues that verified outputs alone do not constitute scientific knowledge when researchers cannot explain, challenge or take responsibility for the claims.
Read report »NBC News projected a Democratic House majority of roughly 255 seats, shifting legislative and oversight authority when the new Congress convenes in January.
Read report »A new examination of historic Unix sources shows how early allocators used explicit resource maps and program-lifetime regions before today's familiar C memory interface became standard.
Read report »An industry interview argues that proxy brands may share underlying device pools, making sourcing evidence and correlated-failure testing more important than the number of vendors used.
Read report »The self-described Capytistas told WIRED that a planned campaign will begin with Elon Musk and Tesla-linked figures, raising fresh safety and privacy concerns around political doxing.
Read report »Utah filed 13 felony counts and one misdemeanor against the prediction-market company and each founder as a parallel federal-state jurisdiction fight intensifies.
Read report »The infrastructure company says supply constraints pushed it toward laptop-based racks while its virtualization system delivers macOS environments for iOS development and testing.
Read report »The open-source React component handles DOCX, XLSX and PPTX files locally in the browser, with progressive loading intended to keep very large documents responsive.
Read report »A technical analysis argues that the headline Qwen result relied on Python tools, test runs and practice problems rather than inspection of raw weights alone.
Read report »Forecasts placed the 1.5-tonne telescope's return on November 4, but its precise time and location remained uncertain as atmospheric drag pulled it lower.
Read report »The Apache-licensed Python project builds graph-based context layers over enterprise metadata and exposes them to agent tools through MCP, a command line and an API.
Read report »The free desktop-browser tool teaches motions, text objects, search, marks, counts and repeats through exercises completed inside a real Vim editor.
Read report »The early v0.4.8 release supports major SQL databases and standalone Redis, while a Rust-to-WASM demonstration lets users try local SQLite and Redis workflows in a browser.
Read report »Mandiant investigations found attackers stealing cloud identities and model access, then routing unauthorized AI usage through a growing resale ecosystem.
Read report »The open-source project generates CD, DVD and single-layer Blu-ray images whose physical data patterns form pictures visible on the recorded surface.
Read report »Researchers evaluated OpenAirInterface and srsRAN using multiple radio configurations and applications including video on demand, live streaming and cloud gaming.
Read report »The independent web project reorganises links discussed by Hacker News readers into a saved edition with summaries and pointers to original sources.
Read report »The vote will decide whether Republicans keep control of Congress and how much room President Donald Trump has to pursue his domestic agenda.
Read report »The OpenAI chief says centralising limited DRAM capacity could improve utilisation, putting him at odds with advocates of local AI processing.
Read report »Greg Zeschuk says BioWare's closure is especially painful for displaced staff and Edmonton, while arguing that many industry leaders do not understand how games are made.
Read report »The updated reference combines architecture-specific call numbers, argument registers and kernel-version history with downloadable JSON and an API.
Read report »Retailers disconnected affected cooling systems after attackers reportedly forced some controllers into defrost mode and raised temperatures as high as 50C.
Read report »Draft catalogue changes cover model weights, agents and cyber capabilities, while a new registration requirement already applies to listed technology transfers.
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