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A while ago I had to build a year-at-a-glance planning board: 52 weeks across the It looks like a table. It is not a table. It ate the better part of three weeks, The first instinct is to render 52 columns. But a planning year is organised by month, and months don't divide into weeks cleanly. You im
Every time someone starts self-hosting - a homelab, a few internal services for a small team - they tend to fall down the same rabbit hole: should I run K8s? And if I run K8s, do I need ArgoCD or Flux for GitOps? Two weeks later they've read a pile of Helm charts and CRDs and still haven't deployed
Recently, a crucial RAG pipeline used by one of our corporate clients began hallucinating about financial numbers without notifying us The post Your AI pipeline is broken, and your dashboards don’t know it appeared first on The New Stack.
I have reviewed code for years, and for most of that time the habit was simple. Open the diff. Read every line. Find what is wrong. It worked, and it worked for a boring reason: the diffs were small because writing code by hand is slow. The diffs are not small anymore. A pull request now arrives wit
Vinay Chella and Akshat Goel discuss the challenges of running traditional CDC across heterogeneous databases during peak order traffic. They explain how Debezium hit limits under high load and share how they built Write-Ahead Intent Log (WAIL) - a custom architecture that utilizes a dumb producer p
To mark the 12th anniversary of Project Galileo, Cloudflare has released its first comprehensive report analyzing cyberattacks against civil society.
On Friday, June 12, the United States government ordered Anthropic to suspend Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all The post Fable 5 ban: 4 open models responded before Anthropic could restore access appeared first on The New Stack.
I got a PR to review recently. Large diff, AI-assisted, touching a module three other features depended on. The description was one sentence. It named the file, not the reason. I spent fifteen minutes just mapping the change before I could start reviewing. What the intent was. Where the risk was. Wh
AgentCard will default to Visa-issued tokens, but will support crypto and agent-native payment protocols when available.
HIVE finalized a $220 million sovereign cloud contract to deploy 2,304 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs across Canada by early 2027.
Bitcoin slid to $64k as rate hike odds soared after Kevin Warsh's first FOMC presser. But was it Warsh or Saylor truly driving the selloff?
Internet Computer (ICP) fell 4.1% and Sui (SUI) dropped 4%, leading the index lower from Wednesday.
India's government has told the Delhi High Court that Telegram was warned about two weeks before it was blocked, and that the platform admitted it could not proactively detect the channels selling leaked exam papers. Telegram says it cooperated and the ban is unlawful. [...]
Apple has released security updates to patch a high-severity flaw affecting the Beats Studio Buds wireless earbuds that could allow attackers in Bluetooth range to spy on users' conversations. [...]
Four decades of incident response experience suggest that exploits are often the symptom, not the root cause, of today’s cybersecurity failures. The post No Exploits Required appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The deal values industrial cybersecurity giant Dragos at $3.25 billion, and runZero and NetRise will operate under Dragos. The post Accenture to Acquire Majority Stake in Dragos, All of runZero, NetRise in $4.1 Billion OT Cybersecurity Push appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Multiple WordPress plugins from ShapedPlugin were compromised in a supply chain attack that distributed infected releases to paying customers via the vendor's official update system. [...]
International law enforcement agencies cleaned nearly 15,000 malware-infected WordPress websites and took down more than 100 servers linked to the SocGholish botnet and the Evil Corp Russian cybercrime group. [...]
BlackFog Inc. today launched ADX Vision for macOS, extending its shadow artificial intelligence detection and prevention platform to Apple Inc. endpoints so security teams can apply one data-loss policy across Windows and Mac fleets. The anti-data exfiltration company claims the release closes a gap
Cloudflare Inc. mitigated 38.5 billion cyberattacks against civil society organizations over the past year, the company said in a report out today, and most of it was one kind of attack: Distributed denial-of-service floods made up 81.7% of the malicious traffic. The data comes from Project Galileo,
