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Anthropic’s Claude Code npm package contained a 60 MB source-map file that let anyone reconstruct its full TypeScript source. It’s the second time the company has made the same packaging mistake.
Two poisoned Axios versions injected a fake dependency that silently installed a cross-platform remote access trojan on macOS, Windows, and Linux within 39 minutes of each other.
macOS Tahoe 26.4 now delays the execution of pasted Terminal commands, issuing a warning to protect users from ClickFix social engineering attacks that trick them into running malware.
Google's Pixel 11 is shaping up to be a quiet refresh: same dimensions, same display, same base storage. The only obvious tweaks are thinner bezels and a blacked-out camera bar.
Bluesky’s Attie turns natural language into custom social feeds. Built on Anthropic’s Claude, it’s the company’s first standalone product outside the main app.
Fedora 44 will automatically deliver NTSYNC, a kernel-level Windows sync technology, boosting Windows game performance on Linux with zero setup required. It ships mid-April.
Swift, Apple's acclaimed programming language, now supports Android development. The official Swift SDK for Android enables cross-compilation from macOS or Linux — a seismic shift for mobile developers.
Sony Japan has stopped taking orders for nearly every CFexpress and SD card it makes, from 64GB budget sticks to 1.9TB pro media. The company blames a global NAND shortage and offers no timeline for resuming sales.
The new FBI chief’s private inbox wasn’t on a government server — it was on whatever email service he used in 2010. Iran’s Handala Hack Team turned that decade-old account into a geopolitical trophy.
Optional cumulative update KB5079391 flips the script on Smart App Control: no clean install required. It also pushes monitors past 1000 Hz and polishes HDR reliability.
Despite supplying Nvidia with HBM, SK hynix trades at a stubborn discount. A blockbuster U.S. IPO is its bet that geography, not silicon, is the problem.
A mis-configured blog tool spilled Anthropic’s next-gen model, Claude Mythos, plus warnings it could outrun cyber defenders. The company calls it a step-change in capability—and a cybersecurity headache.
