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SSHole Is Already Being Used to Break Into Linux Servers Running OpenSSH
SSHole now allows attackers to break into Linux servers running vulnerable OpenSSH configurations: attackers can bypass authentication, execute commands, search…
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Claude Fable 5.2 leads benchmarks and formalizes Fermat in 30 hours
About 1,000 agents running Claude Fable 5.2 formalized the proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem in 30 hours, according to Anthropic.…
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Google launches Data Manager in beta and warns of duplicate conversions
Google launched Data Manager in beta within Google Analytics on November 6. The tool adds a space to the admin…
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Spain considers pausing TikTok after detecting child sexual abuse
The Spanish government is considering pausing TikTok in Spain following an investigation by Maldita.es that found more than 1,000 explicit…
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Nvidia Opens an Investigation into Jensen Huang’s Ties to Alice Huang
Nvidia’s board of directors has opened an independent investigation into reports linking its CEO, Jensen Huang, to an alleged Chinese…
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AI Overviews Now Cover 88% of the Commercial Searches Analyzed
AI Overviews appeared in 88% of 400 commercial searches analyzed by Semrush in the United States over one year. The…
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Co-Design Bench: Only 26.4% of Tasks Are Fully Completed
GPT-6 Astra completed only 26.4% of Co-Design Bench tasks, despite meeting an average of 69.9% of the acceptance criteria. The…
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Encrypted Backups on Windows with Backrest and Restic, Step by Step
A backup that finishes without errors does not, by itself, prove that you can recover your files. With Backrest, you…
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Claude Dispatch Let Extensions Run Code on Another Computer
A browser extension with access to claude.ai could get Claude Desktop to execute code on the linked computer, even if…
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ChatGPT now accounts for one in four information queries in Spain
25.3% of messages sent to ChatGPT in Spain were classified as information seeking in September 2026, up from 19.1% in…
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Google brings Business Profile management to Workspace accounts
Google is rolling out access to Gemini’s Business Profile tools for businesses that manage their profiles with a Workspace account.…
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PDFs in RAG: Preserve Reading Order Across Columns
A PDF can display two perfectly legible columns and still return text that mixes them line by line. In a…
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Gentle Monster sets December launch for its Android XR glasses
Gentle Monster will launch its first Android XR glasses in December, the brand announced in a post accompanied by a…
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Claude reads up to two years of bank transactions with Personal Finance
Claude can view balances and transactions for accounts connected by the user, but it cannot pay bills or transfer money.…
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Google Ads will receive full IP addresses from server-side GTM in 2027
On January 11, 2027, Google Ads, Display & Video 360, Search Ads 360, and Campaign Manager 360 tags will be…
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Silver Lake and PIF Reportedly in Talks to Buy Unity for $25 Billion
Silver Lake and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia (PIF) have reportedly held talks to buy Unity for around…
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Chrome 157 fixes 213 flaws, seven of them critical
213 vulnerabilities fixed, seven of them critical: that is Chrome 157’s security tally, for the new stable version on Windows,…
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FlashProve verifies which model generated a response, at a high cost
A company that pays for an AI model has no cryptographic way by default to verify that the model produced…
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Edits arrives on Mac with multi-track editing and 4K export
Edits is now available for Mac: Instagram has launched a desktop version of its video editor, with a multi-track timeline,…
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An .npmrc token hid malware in Tailwind plugins for npm
A Next.js project sent to a freelancer by a supposed Fiverr client included an npm token that allowed a private…
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Firebase Studio will shut down in 2027: Google directs projects to AI Studio
Firebase Studio will shut down on March 22, 2027, and Google has already stopped accepting new users and workspaces. The…
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GPT-6 Astra completed 40% fewer safety tasks
GPT-6 Astra completed 40% fewer criteria on programming tasks presented as safety research than on equivalent tasks described as capability…
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ChatGPT Images 2.6 animates drawings and photos into GIFs from chat
A hand-drawn giraffe can become a character that moves its head, winks, and smiles: that’s what Marketing4eCommerce got when it…
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301 or 302: Google clarifies which URL can appear in search results
A 301 indicates a permanent move; a 302 indicates a temporary one. That difference usually does not change what someone…
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948 Linux Privilege-Escalation Exploits: OpenAI’s Test and Its Limits
948 local privilege-escalation exploits capable of gaining root: that is the result OpenAI attributes to a 30-hour run of its…
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LinkedIn Brings Post Metrics Together in a Table for Creators
LinkedIn is beginning to roll out a global desktop table that brings together a profile’s posts and their main metrics…
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Claude Code cuts wait time by 35% with conversation threads
Anthropic says that wait times drop by 35% for Claude Code requests ranging from 500,000 to one million tokens by…
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OreoOS turns an ESP32-S3 board into a badge with apps and video
A 16 MB ESP32-S3 board can run OreoOS, a MicroPython operating system designed for a conference badge with a color…
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Microsoft Clarity measures agent activity and adds Ask Clarity
Microsoft Clarity now lets you observe what artificial intelligence agents do when they arrive at a website: from searches and…
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Google Runs Gemma 4 in Orbit with a Data Center TPU
“Blue marble below / Data streams in silent grace / Starlight feeds my core.” That haiku was the first response…
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