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SCP Foundation Meets Horror in New V/H/S Movie
The next V/H/S film will feature a crossover with the SCP Foundation, blending supernatural horror with web-based lore.
Tenda Router Backdoor Lets Attackers Bypass Login Without a Patch
A hidden backdoor in Tenda routers grants full admin access without valid credentials, and the vendor has not released a patch to fix it.
Why Transformers use LayerNorm instead of BatchNorm
Transformers rely on Layer Normalization because it normalizes per token, not per batch, ensuring stable training regardless of sequence length or batch size.
OpenAI and Anthropic Spar in Computing Power Race for Startups
OpenAI and Anthropic offer millions in free compute credits to lure startups, sparking a competitive race for innovation.
Protecting Entra Extensions: A New Monitoring Contract
Microsoft Entra extensions require strict monitoring due to continuous changes in code and configurations, demanding robust alerting and incident response.
SK Hynix Set for U.S. IPO Amid AI Growth Surge
SK Hynix aims to capitalize on AI growth with a U.S. IPO, boosting memory tech investments.
Samsung’s chip division could out-earn 40 years of profits in one year
Samsung’s semiconductor unit is forecast to deliver more operating profit in 2026 than it has earned in the past four decades, driven by AI-driven memory demand and soaring contract prices.
Hackers Target University Emails via Roundcube Flaws
Suspected China-linked actors exploit critical Roundcube flaws to steal credentials from university physics and engineering departments.
When "nudges" in apps become just annoying interruptions
Apps often use "nudges" to guide user behavior, but many just feel like interruptions. Here’s why and how to design effective ones.