Somewhere out there, a WordPress site owner is sipping coffee, blissfully unaware that their donation form, their translation widget, and their theme builder all just became welcome mats for strangers. Five critical vulnerabilities, five po…

After fifteen years of turtlenecks-adjacent calm, Apple just did something it hasn't done since 2011: changed CEOs. Tim Cook clocked out on August 31 and John Ternus clocked in on September 1, and somewhere a corporate historian is updating…

DeepSeek built its reputation on doing more with less — training competitive models for a fraction of what Silicon Valley spends. Turns out "less" still has a limit, and that limit is apparently $7.4 billion. A Very Large Check for a Compa…

While everyone else spent August arguing about AI, the Drupal Security Team quietly did something far more useful: they went through the contributed-module ecosystem with a fine-tooth comb and started throwing things out. Five Advisories, …

Nothing says "welcome to the family" like your biggest supplier changing the locks before the moving trucks even arrive. That's roughly what just happened to Cursor. A $60 Billion Acquisition, a Two-Week Trust Clause Back in April, SpaceX …

Somewhere out there, a system administrator patched Citrix NetScaler back in June, closed the ticket, and moved on with their life. Turns out the ticket wasn't actually closed. It was just napping. The "DoS Bug" That Was Secretly an RCE Ba…

Hubble spent three decades being the best camera humanity ever pointed at the sky. As of yesterday morning, it has competition, and the new kid brought a 100x wider lens. A Falcon Heavy, a Telescope, and a Million-Mile Commute NASA's Nancy…

All it took was two phone calls. Not a zero-day, not a nation-state exploit chain, not a single line of malware — just someone convincing enough on the phone, and a healthcare distribution giant's data is now allegedly for sale. A Phone Ca…

There's expensive, and then there's "largest state consumer protection settlement outside of Big Tobacco" expensive. Meta just found out which category it lives in. 29 States, One Very Big Check Meta agreed to pay up to $16.68 billion to s…

Turns out you can't just call a company a national security threat because it hurt your feelings. Who knew? A federal judge, apparently, and she wasn't shy about saying so. A Label Built on "Slim" Evidence U.S. District Judge Rita Lin rule…