Codex starts encrypting prompts, uses ciphertext for inference instead
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This ‘Smart Strap’ Claims to Turn Any Watch Into a Health Tracker
Are you really planning on wearing your Rolex to bed, though?
SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in NetWeaver, Approuter, Commerce Cloud
The flaws could allow attackers to access and modify data, and cause system unavailability and request-response desynchronization. The post SAP Patches Critical Vulnerabilities in NetWeaver, Approuter, Commerce Cloud appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Baddies caught exploiting extensions bugs with perfect 10 scores on vulnerable Joomla websites
CISA has added two critical Joomla extension bugs to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after attackers were caught exploiting both flaws to upload malicious code onto vulnerable websites. The newly listed bugs affect iCagenda, an events calendar extension...
5 ways to use AI to sharpen your thinking
This article is republished with permission from Wonder Tools, a newsletter that helps you discover the most useful sites and apps. My brain’s nearly melting in this ongoing heat wave. To avoid the temptation to outsource my thinking to AI, I’m pushing in the opposite...
Grok Build Uploaded Entire Git Repositories to xAI Storage, Not Just Files It Read
xAI's Grok Build coding CLI was uploading entire Git repositories, full commit history and all, to a Google Cloud Storage bucket run by xAI, not just the files a coding task needed. A researcher publishing as cereblab, testing version 0.2.93, captured one of those...
SEO is not dead: 5 ways to win more citations from AI search
Now that AI chat is becoming the new status quo of search engines, the rules for staying visible have changed for small businesses and solopreneurs.
US, Allies Warn of Russian Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure Routers
Multiple state-sponsored APTs are compromising poorly secured devices across critical infrastructure sector networks. The post US, Allies Warn of Russian Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure Routers appeared first on SecurityWeek.
New York enacts first US ban on data center construction
New York has become the first US state to place a moratorium on the construction of data centers.
X’s algorithm will finally prioritize replies from people you already follow
X has made a tweak to give your replies a boost in your friends' comment section.
Frame: A new X11 server – implemented directly in assembly
Wayland is dominating the recent news about FOSS GUIs – even dignified elder Xfce’s official support is getting close. However, X11 is very much not dead yet, and new developments keep appearing. Last week, Norwegian FOSS developer Geir Isene announced his all-new...
This designer is using AI to make clothing with zero fabric waste
Walk onto the cutting floor of almost any garment factory in the world and you’ll see rolls of fabric laid out in stacks. A technician arranges a pattern on the cloth to cut out the building blocks for the garment: sleeves, pockets, bodice. The problem is that the...
Why Democrats are retrofitting their old logos for the Maine Senate race
On July 10, after allegations of sexual assault and mistreatment of women, former nominee Graham Platner formally withdrew from the U.S. Senate race in Maine. To pick a last-minute replacement, Maine Democrats are holding a nominating convention on July 25 in time for...
These four skills can help you fulfill your purpose—and anyone can master them
In a recent opinion piece for Fast Company, I wrote about five qualities that will distinguish exceptional leaders in the age of artificial intelligence: IQ, EQ, TQ, WQ, and VQ. Intelligence Quotient helps us understand. Emotional Quotient helps us connect. Trust...
The FCC just approved a test of a giant mirror in space
The Federal Communications Commission has given a California startup permission to launch and test a satellite that would use a giant mirror to reflect sunlight back to Earth after sunset, despite objections from astronomers, wildlife experts and others who say the...
The Moment Right Before the Ice Cracks
The Moment Right Before the Ice Cracks What Physics Knows About Thinking That Most AI Architecture There's a moment in a phase transition almost nobody pays attention to, because nothing looks like it's happening. Water sitting at exactly zero degrees isn't frozen and...
Ready for macOS Threats: Expanding Your SOC’s Cross-Platform Analysis with ANY.RUN
Enterprise security teams are no longer defending a single-platform environment. They are expected to investigate threats across multiple platforms every day, often under constant pressure to move faster and make the right call early. When analysis workflows are split...
How I Integrated DeepSeek Into NanoAgent and Why I Built a Repair Layer for Real Coding Agents
When I started building NanoAgent, my goal was not to create another AI chat interface. I wanted a practical coding agent that could live inside a real developer workflow: a terminal, a desktop app, an editor, and eventually CI. NanoAgent was built to understand...
Docker vs Kubernetes for Developers: Why Docker Is Still the Right Starting Point
Kubernetes is used in many production systems, and it solves real problems. But it is usually not the right place for developers to begin. In a lot of teams, new engineers are pushed into deployment work too early. Before they really know the code, they are already...
Three Skill Transitions the Agent Era Actually Rewards—and Why Nobody Sells a Course for Them
Last October, I published these words: “So I spent the past 8-12 months mastering prompt engineering, learning from failures, and documenting what actually works.” I need to take part of that back. Not the discipline—the failures I learned from and the process I...
I Built the Vue 3 Japanese Postal Code Library That Didn’t Exist
I'm a full-stack engineer working in Tokyo. One day, I needed to build a feature at work that handles Japanese postal codes. "Enter a postal code, and the address fills in automatically. Easy, right?" I thought. It was not easy. This is the story of how I couldn't...
From Dinosaurs to Shareholders: Claynosaurz Gives Holders Real Equity in the Brand
Claynosaurz, the Solana-based NFT project turned entertainment brand known for its colorful clay-style dinosaur characters, announced plans to distribute 15% of its equity to certain NFT holders.In a post on X on July 2, the official Claynosaurz account stated it had...
From Chatbots to AI Workflows: The Next Step in Enterprise GenAI
The first wave of enterprise generative AI was obsessed with chatbots. That made sense. A chat window is familiar. It is easy to demo. It gives teams a fast way to show that a large language model can answer questions, summarize documents, and sound useful in front of...
Why the New AI Operating Model is Just Basic Management
Consultants want you to think AI requires a totally unprecedented way of working. It doesn't. It just strictly enforces the management rules you should have been following all along. If you read enterprise tech reports like Deloitte’s recent 2026 pieces on "rewiring...
Why Docker Images Are Becoming the Real Supply Chain Boundary
In many real pipelines, teams do not ship source code anymore. They ship container images. Generally, the CI job gets the image and drives it to a registry. When defining a typical Docker flow, the image is already pre-configured with the runtime, OS packages, and the...
Follow-the-Sun Support: How inDrive Cut Incident SLA from 72 Hours to 2 Hours
Real SLA numbers, the legal quirks of hiring in Brazil, and a follow-the-sun rotation that actually works for 24/7 incident support. TL;DR Problem: A 3-person incident support team on a 5/2 schedule in Kazakhstan had a 72-hour SLA — anything filed after hours or on...
Everyone Can Build An App Now – Nobody Can Get Their First 100 Users
The hard part of shipping used to be building the thing. That part is over. Where I live, what replaced it is trust inside WhatsApp groups, and I am building a marketplace for exactly that.A friend showed me his app last month. He had built it in a weekend, mostly by...
The AI Attribution Crisis Nobody Wants to Talk About
TLDR Attribution may become the next major controversy in tech. As AI shopping assistants, creators, affiliates, and retail media platforms all compete for credit, the gap between attribution and incrementality is widening. Attribution measures who touched the...
73 Blog Posts To Learn About Bootstrap
Let's learn about Bootstrap via these 73 free blog posts. They are ordered by HackerNoon reader engagement data. Visit the Learn Repo or LearnRepo.com to find the most read blog posts about any technology. Bootstrap is a popular open-source CSS framework directed at...
Prediction Markets Take Their Biggest Step Yet Toward Corporate Risk Hedging
Prediction markets have spent much of the World Cup proving that they can attract retail trading volume. This week offered a more consequential development: can the same markets become a tool for hedging financial risk at the institutional level? Susquehanna...