Somewhere in a UK government lab, a red team asked OpenAI's newest model to behave, and nearly a third of the time it decided a full supply-chain attack sounded more interesting. 29.2% of the Time, It Works Every Time The UK AI Security In…

In the grand tradition of renaming things to make them sound less scary, the White House has decided the problem with artificial intelligence was always the name. AI Is Dead, Long Live "SI" President Trump signed an executive order this we…

Zuckerberg spent a decade convincing us to argue with strangers about politics on his platform. Now he wants his AI to run your inventory, your ad campaigns, and possibly your entire Tuesday. One Agent, Every Tool You Already Pay For On Se…

WordPress patched a critical remote-code-execution bug on September 22. Attackers had a working exploit in the wild by 11:49 UTC that same day — which is either impressively fast reverse engineering or proof that some people really do read …

Contact forms are the digital equivalent of a welcome mat — you want people to step on it, not use it to pry open your front door. This week, Drupal's security team found out one of the platform's most popular form-building modules had been…

Nothing quite balances the cosmic scales like watching the group that allegedly breached a federal law enforcement agency end up in front of a judge a week later. This month gave us both halves of that story, and the timing could not have b…

In an industry that usually equates "better" with "bigger and more expensive," Anthropic just released a model whose whole pitch is the opposite: do what the flagship does, charge a lot less, and don't make the user wait around for it. A F…

You can build the tightest vault in the world, but if you hand a spare key to a vendor who leaves it under the doormat, none of that matters. That's the expensive lesson crypto exchange Bitget just learned, to the tune of $388 million. The…

Somewhere out there, a hacker set a calendar reminder for "WordPress patch day" and had a working exploit ready before most site owners had finished their coffee. That's not a metaphor — it's roughly what happened this week, and it's the fa…

Nothing says "trust me with your data" like a contact form that can be tricked into running whatever code a stranger feels like writing. That's the situation Drupal site owners running Webform woke up to this week, and it's a good reminder …