Venezuela’s earthquakes expose weak building resilience
Venezuela’s dual tremors revealed how soil types and timing amplify earthquake damage, raising concerns about construction standards.
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Apple pursues chip supply from blacklisted Chinese firm despite restrictions
Apple seeks approval to source chips from a US-blacklisted Chinese company tied to military ties, as semiconductor supply pressures mount.
Linux Kernel’s DirtyClone Flaw Grants Root Access—Patch Now
A new Linux kernel privilege escalation flaw called DirtyClone allows attackers to gain root access silently. Update your kernel immediately.
Email security still lags despite DMARC mandates in 2026
A study of 10,000 top domains reveals persistent gaps in SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and MTA-STS adoption, with one-third lacking DMARC entirely and only 46% enforcing reject policies.
Anthropic Unveils Return of Claude Mythos 5 with US Approval
Anthropic secures US approval to reintroduce Claude Mythos 5 for critical infrastructure, with broader access still in negotiation.
sqlex: The modern, drop-in fix for Go’s sqlx library
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Perplexity Unveils AI Layer for Legal Teams, Not a Research Replacement
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CISA demands urgent Cisco flaw patch by Sunday
U.S. cybersecurity agency gives federal agencies a tight deadline to fix a Cisco Unified Communications Manager flaw actively exploited in attacks.
WordStar: The Quiet Giant That Shaped Text Editing
How a 1978 word processor became a legend among writers and programmers.