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Server racks in a data center, illustrating the Ubuntu kernel patch delay on a critical TCP vulnerability
  • Security

Ubuntu kernel patch delay: 9.8 CVE, root exploit, no fix

Ubuntu kernel patch delay: a 9.8 TCP bug with a working root exploit, fixed by Debian two weeks ago, still open on every LTS. Here's why admins are fuming.
Daniel
November 3, 2026
Refrigerated aisle in a supermarket, illustrating the supermarket freezer hack that hit stores across Europe
  • Cyber Security

Supermarket freezer hack hits Europe again: 55°C in the aisles

Supermarket freezer hack, round two: Delhaize, Carrefour, ICA and SuperValu fridges pushed to 55°C. Exposed controllers, no suspect, tons of lost food.
Server racks in a data center, illustrating the Ubuntu kernel patch delay on a critical TCP vulnerability
  • Security

Ubuntu kernel patch delay: 9.8 CVE, root exploit, no fix

Ubuntu kernel patch delay: a 9.8 TCP bug with a working root exploit, fixed by Debian two weeks ago, still open on every LTS. Here’s why admins are fuming.
MacBook Pro turned on in the dark, illustrating Hadron running Windows games on Apple Silicon
  • Software

Hadron runs Windows Steam games on Apple Silicon, no Rosetta

Hadron is an open source Proton-like tool that runs Windows Steam games on Apple Silicon Macs with FEX and Metal, no Rosetta. What works, what doesn’t.
Hooded hacker at multiple screens, illustrating the VOLTA infostealer that uses AI to rank victims
  • Cyber Security

VOLTA infostealer asks Claude which victims to rob first

The VOLTA infostealer steals your passwords, then asks Claude, Kimi or Gemini which of your assets to cash out first. Here’s how it works and what to do.
A terminal window with shell commands, illustrating AlpineBSD, the AI-free OS built on NetBSD and Alpine Linux
  • Software

AlpineBSD: a NetBSD kernel, Alpine userland, and zero AI code

AlpineBSD pairs the NetBSD kernel with an Alpine Linux userland and bans LLM-generated code outright. Here’s what this new AI-free OS is really about.
Lines of code on a developer screen, illustrating the Claude Code extension backdoor found on the Cursor marketplace
  • Cyber Security

Claude Code extension backdoor: Cursor users got an SSH key

A Claude Code extension backdoor shipped to Cursor users for 11 hours, planting SSH keys and persistence. Here’s who’s to blame and what to check now.
Close-up of a compact disc, illustrating the Windows 11 CD-ROM build by NTDEV that fits in under 700 MB
  • Software

Windows 11 CD-ROM build: 699 MB and it actually boots

A Windows 11 CD-ROM image under 700 MB that boots to a real desktop? NTDEV’s Pico11 did it. What was cut, what still works, and why it matters.
Fiber optic network cables illustrating the France gigabyte tax on internet traffic voted by French MPs
  • Internet

France gigabyte tax: 5.5 cents per GB, passed by one vote

France gigabyte tax: MPs voted 11 to 10 for a €0.055/GB levy on Netflix, Steam, GitHub and even VLC. Here’s how it works and who really pays.
Bitcoin coins on a dark surface, illustrating the Binance hack that drained billions from the exchange's hot wallets
  • Cryptos

Binance hack: billions drained, withdrawals frozen

Binance hack: between $2 and $5.7 billion drained from hot wallets, withdrawals paused and no explanation yet. What we know and what I’d do with my coins.
Padlocks on a closed metal gate, illustrating the Reddit login requirement that will wall off content from logged-out visitors
  • Internet

Reddit login requirement: the open web just got a door

Reddit login requirement is coming: why the site is walling off content from Google’s AI, what the Q3 numbers say, and what you should do now.
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