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Lessons from 2026 Docker Hub attacks on Trivy and KICS: stolen credentials, stealthy exfiltration, affected digests, response steps, and need for open collaboration.
Fix ClickHouse Docker security blocks by using hardened images that strip irrelevant packages, reducing CVEs from hundreds to near zero.
Discover how Docker's Coding Agent Sandboxes team built a virtual team of seven AI agents to test, triage, and fix bugs autonomously, shipping faster with local-first development.
Python 3.14.3 and 3.13.12 are now available with hundreds of bug fixes. Learn about new features like free-threaded Python, deferred annotations, and build changes.
Python 3.15 alpha 6 introduces new PEPs, JIT improvements, and UTF-8 default encoding. Preview release for testing, not production.
The Python Security Response Team has updated governance (PEP 811), new member onboarding, and clear pathways to join as a non-core developer. Learn about its role, coordination with projects, recognition of contributions, and funding.
A Q&A guide to the Python Insider Blog's move from Blogger to a Git-backed site at blog.python.org, covering why, how to contribute, technology, RSS, and issue reporting.
The FBI extracted Signal messages from an iPhone's notification database, even after app deletion. Learn how previews stored data, Apple's patch, and privacy steps.
A Dutch journalist tracked a naval ship by mailing a postcard with a hidden Bluetooth tracker. The incident exposed mail security gaps, leading to a ban on electronic greeting cards aboard naval vessels.
New genomic research reveals how squid and cuttlefish survived mass extinctions by hiding in deep-sea refuges, then rapidly diversified into shallow waters.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview can autonomously find and weaponize software exploits, sparking debate over safety, GPU limits, and the evolving balance between AI-powered cyber offense and defense.
AI model Claude Mythos found 271 Firefox vulnerabilities fixed in version 150, marking a turning point for defenders.
Fast16 is a state-sponsored malware that spreads across networks and subtly alters high-precision calculations to cause sabotage, from research errors to catastrophic equipment damage. Likely US-origin, deployed before Stuxnet.
Flame malware's 2010 MD5 exploit serves as warning as quantum computing nears Q-Day, threatening to break RSA/ECC encryption used globally.
US-sanctioned crypto exchange Grinex halts operations after a $15 million hack, blaming 'unfriendly states' and threatening Russia's financial sovereignty.
Cryptography engineer Filippo Valsorda debunks myth that AES-128 will be broken by quantum computers, explaining Grover's algorithm misapplication and parallelization limits.
Microsoft patches critical ASP.NET Core flaw allowing SYSTEM access on Linux/macOS. Forged credentials survive patching; users must purge old keys.
Kyber ransomware is the first confirmed to use ML-KEM, a NIST-standard quantum-safe algorithm, making decryption impossible even with quantum computers.
Hundreds of subdomains at top universities like UC Berkeley, Columbia, and WashU are redirecting to porn and scams due to outdated CNAME records exploited by the Hazy Hawk group.
Open source package element-data with 1M monthly downloads compromised; attackers stole signing keys and pushed malicious version 0.23.3 harvesting credentials. Users urged to assume full exposure.