A newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability dubbed CopyFail (CVE-2026-31431) has quickly become one of the most serious Linux privilege escalation flaws in recent years. The bug allows an unprivileged local user to gain full root access on a vast number of Linux systems released since 2017 — including servers, cloud workloads,

AI coding assistants are becoming very good at generating code, explaining APIs, and navigating local repositories. But they still have a structural weakness: most of them reason over code through text retrieval, open files, grep results, embeddings, and whatever context happens to fit into the prompt window. That works surprisingly

What The Technological Republic says about software, state power, and the future of defense tech. Palantir’s recent X post is worth reading carefully, not because it is subtle, but because it is unusually explicit. In 22 compressed points, the company distilled the argument of The Technological Republic into a

A new class of identity attacks is rapidly scaling across enterprises: AI-augmented device code phishing, operationalized through phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms like EvilTokens. Microsoft and multiple security vendors have confirmed that these attacks are now widespread and highly effective, compromising organizations daily by abusing legitimate authentication flows rather than exploiting vulnerabilities.

Autonomous AI agents are quickly moving beyond chat. They browse the web, read documents, call tools, retrieve knowledge, send messages, and increasingly act on behalf of users and organizations. That shift creates a new security problem: the environment itself can become hostile. That is the core argument in AI Agent

I recently upgraded from the first-generation Apple Vision Pro to the new Apple Vision Pro M5 because even if this device and MR/VR in general gets a lot of bad press, it has fundamentally changed how I think about “where work happens.” Most coverage of spatial computing still focuses

Apple Vision Pro is portable by design, and Apple explicitly positions it as a device you can use at home, at work, and while traveling. But there is a practical difference between traveling with Vision Pro and living in a country where Apple does not officially sell or support it.

AI-assisted engineering becomes much more valuable when it is constrained by process, standards, and reusable workflows. That is exactly where HVE Core for VS Code stands out. Rather than treating GitHub Copilot as a generic chat assistant or code completion engine, Hypervelocity Engineering (HVE) Core turns it into a more

Modern development is increasingly service-driven. Even small apps often depend on infrastructure components like databases, caches, queues, and session stores. Redis fits naturally into that world because it is fast, simple, and broadly useful for caching, session management, and real-time analytics. Running Redis locally in Docker makes it even more

For the last two years, the dominant question in AI has been deceptively simple: which model will win? That question made sense when the market was still trying to understand whether large language models were a novelty, a feature, or a platform shift. It makes less sense now. After a

Better models matter, but better harnesses may matter more. The future of AI-assisted security is evidence, validation, and human-guided judgment. A year ago, a team at Microsoft explored an idea that felt promising but still a little early: using an AI agent to go beyond vulnerability scanning and perform deeper

The threat landscape for AI-assisted development environments has quietly expanded beyond the attack surfaces that traditional security tooling is designed to cover. While conventional supply chain attacks target compiled binaries or runtime dependencies, a new class of attack targets something far more subtle: the behavioral configuration layer of AI coding

A full-stack self-hosted app with email reminders, AI based gift suggestions, and zero framework overhead on the frontend. Why Build a Birthday Calendar? I kept forgetting birthdays. Not the big ones, those are hard to miss, but the colleague whose birthday is next Tuesday, or the friend who always remembers

How I taught my AI assistant to generate 3D-printable models from simple text descriptions The Problem I've been 3D printing for years, but there's always been a gap in my workflow: organic shapes are hard. Sure, I can design a technical items, holders, brackets or enclosure

How an open-source plugin gives Claude Code the ability to remember your entire development history TL;DR claude-mem is an open-source memory system for Claude Code that automatically captures your coding sessions, compresses them with AI, and injects relevant context into future sessions. Think of it as giving Claude a

How to add the right amount of swap space to your Linux based VM for maximum reliability without sacrificing performance. TL;DR - Quick Reference Table VM RAM Recommended Swap Use Case Command 4GB 2GB (50%) Development, light AI workloads sudo fallocate -l 2G /swapfile 8GB 2-4GB (25-50%) Production apps,

Anthropic's Claude Code has been transforming how developers work, but many users discovered something unexpected: it's incredibly useful for non-coding tasks too. People started using it for vacation research, building slide decks, organizing files, and managing emails. Anthropic took notice and built Cowork — a desktop AI

What happens when you ask your AI assistant to build a full-stack web application from scratch, deploy it to production, and then start using it together? This post documents exactly that — a real-time collaborative development session that resulted in a working Kanban board in under an hour. The Request It

There's a growing divide in the tech world right now. As Shruti Mishra pointed out after spending 40 hours researching Clawdbot: "It's who knows about tools like Clawdbot and who doesn't. I'm watching people work 60 hour weeks doing what I

Every cat owner who works from home knows the struggle: you're deep in concentration, crafting the perfect email or debugging complex code, when suddenly your feline friend decides that your keyboard is the most desirable spot in the entire house. The result? Random characters flooding your document, accidentally

CVE-2025-55182, nicknamed React2Shell, is a critical security vulnerability (CVSS 10.0) affecting React Server Components (RSC) and related frameworks like Next.js. It stems from an unsafe deserialization flaw in the RSC Flight protocol, which handles server payloads. When a server receives a specially crafted request, the payload is deserialized

Unlocking Precise AI-Assisted Engineering Workflows AI coding assistants like Copilot, Claude Code, or Gemini CLI excel at pattern generation. But left to free-form prompting they often produce code that looks right yet misinterprets intent, architecture, or edge cases. Spec-Driven Development (SDD) reframes this by making specifications the first-class artifact in