Five unpatched vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel became visible to anyone browsing the public developer mailing lists after Trend Micro's Zero Day Initiative copied them in while reporting the bugs
Security researcher Erica Windisch published details of 11 vulnerabilities affecting Tailscale and its open-source counterpart, Headscale, before the company had shipped fixes, triggering a sharp
Worcestershire County Council says it intends to recover every cost tied to repairing Worcester Bridge, a Grade II-listed structure damaged in March when a West Mercia Police patrol car smashed
OpenAI's "28 Days of Codex" campaign has fueled widespread speculation that the event will culminate in a new model launch. Rather than the flagship reasoning upgrades or cheaper lightweight options
After nearly four years of development, Wails has shipped version 3.0.0 on October 26, 2026, moving the framework out of alpha and beta status into a release considered stable enough for production
FIFA has opened a tender process for the US media rights to the 2030 men's World Cup, with an option for the winning bidder to also secure rights to the 2034 tournament. The governing body will
xTool has introduced the C1 Color Cutter, a desktop device that combines CMYK inkjet printing, material scanning and blade cutting in a single workflow. The launch pushes the company beyond its
Security firm Huntress documented a set of intrusions in September and October where attackers used compromised camera management software as a foothold to plant remote access tools across multiple
The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has released a new guide aimed at researchers, agencies and policymakers who want to involve blind and partially sighted people in their studies.
STAGE+, the Deutsche Grammophon streaming platform for classical music and jazz, is introducing institutional licensing for universities and research libraries worldwide. The new academic offer gives
Three Missouri State University facilities collected a combined seven design awards from chapters of the American Institute of Architects, with judges citing projects that were built around the
New research from the California Institute of Technology shows that smoke from the January 2025 Eaton Fire exposed roughly 7 million people in the Los Angeles area to lead concentrations more than 80
