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90 postsMCP Protocol Rewrites: The Biggest Specification Change Yet
MCP underwent a major revision on 2026-07-28, removing session management. The new structure simplifies load balancing.
WebLLM: High-Performance In-Browser LLM Inference Engine
WebLLM offers a high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine. It is OpenAI API compatible and supports custom model integration.
Using LSM and eBPF to Supervise an Untrusted Userspace Agent
A new method for supervising untrusted userspace agents using BPF LSM. Details on security policies and implementation.
CommitBrief — AI code reviews, right in your terminal
A provider-agnostic, local-first CLI that reviews your staged changes, a historic range, or a whole GitHub pull request. Zero telemetry, no server. Free and open source.
commitbrief.comReverse Engineering Meta Ray-Ban Stories to Avoid Using Meta AI Spyware
A standalone Android client for Meta Ray-Ban Stories glasses has been developed, eliminating the need for the official Meta app.
Rust Standard Library Verification Contest Advances Beyond Manual Proofs
The Rust standard library verification contest has made significant strides with automated tools.
LWR: A Pentester's Guide to Salesforce's WebRuntime API
Salesforce's new WebRuntime API and LWR have become significant targets for pentesters. This entry provides crucial insights for security professionals.
ClickHouse Defaults to Async INSERTs in Patch Release 26.2.4
ClickHouse's 26.2.4 patch introduces default asynchronous INSERT operations, optimizing data flow and eliminating certain errors.
Openvisor: Launch Your Own AI Software Consultancy
Create your own AI software consultancy with Openvisor. Manage projects seamlessly with GitHub and OpenAI integration.
World Open-Sources ProveKit: A Post-Quantum Proving Toolkit
World has open-sourced ProveKit, enabling users to generate zero-knowledge proofs on their phones.
Limiting From Usage in Your Rust Error Variants
Limiting the use of From in Rust error types can simplify debugging.