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Gaza ‘stabilization force’ commander outlines security plans
US-led Gaza force to start in Rafah, aims for 20,000 troops. Indonesia pledges 8,000 and will be deputy commander.
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US-led Gaza force to start in Rafah, aims for 20,000 troops. Indonesia pledges 8,000 and will be deputy commander.
Arcjet's JavaScript SDK v1.0 is now stable, offering embedded AI security for attack detection and spam prevention directly in code.
Deno's new sandbox feature isolates untrusted code in microVMs, using secret redaction to prevent credential leaks, offering a security solution amid OpenClaw's vulnerabilities.
cURL creator Daniel Stenberg says AI is a double-edged sword: it floods projects with bogus bug reports but also finds real, deep vulnerabilities that other tools miss.
-fbounds-safety is a proposed C extension using annotations to attach bounds to pointers, turning out-of-bounds memory accesses into deterministic traps to prevent security vulnerabilities.
Apache Poison Fountain is a tool to poison AI training data by serving subtly incorrect content. Hacker News comments discuss its risks, like enabling attacks and benefiting large AI firms over smaller ones.
Texas sues TP-Link, alleging it misleads consumers by masking its Chinese ties and supply chain, posing cybersecurity risks.
A hacker exploited a vulnerability in the AI coding tool Cline, using a prompt injection to trick it into installing the OpenClaw AI agent on users' computers. This stunt highlights the serious security risks of autonomous AI agents.
Fulu offers $10K+ bounty for a way to store Ring doorbell footage locally, cutting Amazon cloud ties.
The Linux kernel CNA team reviews stable kernel bug fixes to assign CVEs based on cve.org's vulnerability definition. They focus on commits that fix exploitable issues, like certain WARN_ON triggers, ignoring non-security bug fixes. The process involves team voting and community input, issuing about 60 CVEs weekly. Users are advised to apply all stable updates rather than cherry-picking fixes.
A UK medical center displayed system usernames and passwords on a public whiteboard, highlighting a major security flaw despite guidelines. This underscores human error as a key vulnerability, with passkeys suggested as a more secure future alternative.
Canonical's `upki` project brings browser-grade PKI to Linux, focusing on certificate revocation via CRLite. v0.1.0 is out, with future plans for CT enforcement and Merkle Tree Certs.