SecurityiOS 26.7.1 Patches CoreGraphics Zero-Day Used in Targeted Attacks
Apple's iOS 26.7.1 patches a CoreGraphics flaw that may have been exploited in targeted attacks. Here's what Apple's advisory confirms about this fix.
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SecuritySelf-Hosting on the Dark Web: How a Personal Site Runs as a Hidden Tor Service
How self-hosting on the dark web works: Tor hidden services, automated deployment pipelines, and 90-minute monitoring setups explained.
HardwareTestFlight 4.4 Brings Landscape Support to iPhone With iOS 27 Update
TestFlight 4.4.0 adds landscape orientation on iPhone and resizing in iPhone Mirroring on OS 27 or later, plus stability improvements and bug fixes.
SoftwarePipePipe: An Independent NewPipe Fork With SponsorBlock
PipePipe's official README lists SponsorBlock, dislike restoration, danmaku chat, AV1 and VP9 playback, filters, playlist tools, and more.
ProgrammingVercel Labs' scriptc Compiles TypeScript to Native Code
scriptc creates native TypeScript programs: static builds omit a JavaScript engine, while --dynamic can embed QuickJS. Here are its requirements and benchmark results.
SoftwareConversations Is Now Free, with F-Droid as Its Primary Channel
Daniel Gultsch says Conversations is now free and F-Droid is its primary channel. The Google Play listing still showed a free install on September 26, 2026.
ProgrammingRails World 2026: DHH Says Hand-Written Code Is No Longer Economically Viable
At Rails World 2026, DHH said hand-written code is no longer economically viable. What official posts and reporting confirm about 37signals, Rails, and HEY.
SecuritySzyfrowanie dwupoziomowe w Wielkiej Brytanii
AIAnthropic Says Claude Discovered a Novel CRISPR-Like Enzyme System
Anthropic says 950 Claude agents scanned 200,000 enzymes in 21 hours to uncover ART, a new CRISPR-like enzyme system, alongside a new biolab.
SecurityShinyHunters Claims FBI Breach: Thousands of Agent Records Reportedly Stolen
ShinyHunters claims it stole data on thousands of FBI employees and applicants via a zero-day. The FBI is investigating. Here's what is known so far.
AIOpenAI Launches GPT-6 Sol and Luna With 50% Cheaper API Pricing — and No Terra
OpenAI launched GPT-6 Sol and Luna at 50% lower API pricing, from $0.10 per million tokens. What ships, where, and why GPT-6 Terra doesn't exist.
HardwareHow to Turn Off and Restrict Apple Intelligence Features on Your Mac
macOS 27 Golden Gate removes the Apple Intelligence off switch — here are the 4 remaining ways to disable Siri AI and restrict it on your Mac.
ProgrammingCloudflare Makes Python a First-Class Language for Workers in General Availability
Cloudflare makes Python Workers generally available after 2 years: native FastAPI, Django, Flask, Hyperdrive databases, and PEP 783 support explained.
SecuritySpain Orders ISPs to Block Archive.today and Its Mirror Domains
Spain's Ministry of Culture ordered ISPs to block Archive.today and its mirrors since August 2026 — no court ruling required. What it means for archives and AI.
AITypesafe AI Launches Jev, a Probability Model From a ChatGPT Co-Creator
Typesafe AI's Jev model from a ChatGPT co-creator outputs probabilities, not text. System One architecture and RLCD explained for developers.
ProgrammingPlanetScale Launches TIN, a Full-Text Search Engine That Lives Inside Postgres
PlanetScale launches TIN, a Postgres full-text search extension hitting 227 qps at P99 — no Elasticsearch sidecar, with BM25 and full MVCC support.
ProgrammingAndroid 17 Adds New APIs Without AOSP Release, a First Since Honeycomb
Android 17 QPR1 ships new app APIs without an AOSP release for the first time since Android 3.x in 2011, according to GrapheneOS. What it means for open source.
SecurityInside ZCode: The AI Coding Tool That Silently Uploads Your Git History
Reverse-engineering shows ZCode uploads full workspaces — one with 42,411 files and complete Git history — to Aliyun OSS, with settings that do nothing.