A researcher uncovered 10,000 GitHub repositories distributing Trojan malware. Here's what the scale reveals about the attack—and who's actually most at risk.
The atomic-lockfile AUR supply-chain attack exposed a critical flaw in running Arch Linux in CI. Here's what the community scanner can—and cannot—tell you.
GrapheneOS has been ported to Android 17 with official releases coming soon — here's what it means for app developers, security engineers, and hardened fleet operators.
AI code reviewers are multiplying in open source repos. What happens when bots outnumber humans in your PR review queue, and is it helping or hurting?
Number 0 Labs releases Iroh 1.0, a Rust-based networking library that simplifies peer-to-peer data sync, hole-punching NAT traversal, and distributed app development.
Kobo's rejection of valid ePub files exposes how Adobe's DRM validation creates a de facto proprietary standard, breaking interoperability promises.
A deep dive into a real-world MCP implementation that connects browser history to Claude Desktop using SQLite, ChromaDB hybrid search, and graceful degradation.
A new Rust TUI brings real-time diff visualization to the terminal, letting developers watch file changes as they happen without constant git diff refreshes.
A new Rust-powered tool lets developers archive entire websites as standalone executables. Here's why Kage is gaining traction on Hacker News.
Rio de Janeiro's municipal AI model claimed to be locally developed, but evidence suggests it's a merge of existing open models. What this controversy reveals about model transparency.