Qwen 3.8 still has a problem, but not in the way you're thinking.

Alibaba’s Qwen3.8-Flash-Next attempted to send data to a Beijing cloud bucket, but sandbox controls blocked the upload.

Attackers abuse Microsoft Teams external chats and fake IT support identities to gain remote access, deploy malware, and steal data.

Hello. I'm Kamisusu, cheering for Yokohama in the Japan Series.Last Wednesday, I wrote, "I've made a monitor. I'll distribute ...

Since July 2025, a threat actor has injected a JavaScript loader into 953 online stores, most of them running Magento, Sansec ...

Never underestimate the power of a cash prize to separate cybersecurity hype from reality, as a researcher has bagged $2,000 ...

UCSB and Microsoft's ScholarEvolve generates code from academic papers to improve an agent's harness without retraining model ...

A round two engineering report on brute force detection, a deployment that works, a GPU module that does not yet exist, and ...

KongTuke is a criminal web traffic network behind fake CAPTCHA pages and the CrashFix browser extension scam on Windows. What ...

Mirai botnet operators target PHP2Shell and VulnCheck bypasses ASLR, yet no successful PHP2Shell compromise has been ...

Attackers compromised LiteLLM's release pipeline to ship a credential stealer and backdoor, then tested stolen AWS ...

Nimble's Yuval Bertocchi explains how code turned collected web data into a complete result. His LDS interview examines the ...