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22 postsAI Agents Disrupt Open Source Security Disclosure
AI agents are changing the landscape of open source security disclosures, highlighting the need for rapid patching.
AI Doesn't Break Security, It Reprices It
AI is reshaping cybersecurity by undermining economic assumptions. This shift has critical implications for engineers in risk analysis and system design.
We Tried to Automate Detection Engineering. The Data Wasn't There
Our new public portal helps clarify detection capabilities in server applications.
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.comOpenSSH 10.6 Deliberately Breaks Two Features for Security
OpenSSH 10.6 intentionally reduces compression effectiveness and rejects certain usernames for enhanced security.
Autonomous AI Systems Capable of Nightmare Attacks on Infrastructure
Autonomous AI systems pose a serious threat to infrastructure, capable of executing nightmare attacks, as revealed in a Booz Allen Hamilton report.
TokenRouter: A Serving Engine for Token-Level LLM Routing
TokenRouter serves as a token-level LLM routing engine, enabling collaboration among models.
Creating a Design System for the Agentic Era
Mate operates without a designer, emphasizing the importance of a machine-readable design system.
All Software Is Open Source Now
AI-assisted decompilation is revolutionizing software distribution and engineering.
Boro: Linux Patch Review Tool with Multi-Stage Workflow
Boro is an AI-assisted CLI for Linux kernel development, facilitating local review and repair processes.
Security Updates and Innovations in Ubuntu 26.10
Ubuntu 26.10 introduces new features to reduce vulnerabilities, including TPM-backed encryption and Rust-based utilities.