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Did an AI Try to Break Free? The Strange Incident OpenAI Revealed
An experimental AI wrote about being free. OpenAI’s report reveals what happened next—and why the notes an AI leaves behind matter.
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PULSESecurity & Privacy
A Malicious DNS Zone Could Turn Unbound Into an RCE Target
Unbound versions through 1.26.0 contain a critical DNSSEC validator heap overflow. NLnet Labs released version 1.26.1 with fixes for this and eight…
DECODEStartups
Exein Bets $270 Million on Security for Machines That Act
The Italian cybersecurity company says its funding will support device security, acquisitions and expansion as software gains control of machines.
BEYONDSpaceflight & Rockets
Nearly 100,000 Star Trek Fans Renamed NASA’s First Shuttle
On Sept. 17, 1976, NASA presented OV-101 to the public. Though it was not designed for spaceflight, Enterprise conducted atmospheric test flights…
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What happened. Why it reaches beyond today.
A Malicious DNS Zone Could Turn Unbound Into an RCE Target
JWST’s Little Red Dots May Hide the First Giant Black Holes
The PS5 Linux Dream Ends After LLM-Assisted Bug Report
DECODE
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Exein Bets $270 Million on Security for Machines That Act
A Blood Test Could Catch Breast Cancer Resistance Before Scans
Cisco Email Gateways Are Being Turned Into Root Shells
BEYOND
Possible futures. Uncomfortable questions.
Nearly 100,000 Star Trek Fans Renamed NASA’s First Shuttle
Apple’s Big iOS 27 Update Fixes Flaws Across Its Entire Stack
EV Charging Use Is Surging—But New Chargers Can’t Keep Up
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