0. Evidence of a spying operation by ICE against left-wing social movements (wired.com)
1196 points · 1040 comments · by zzzeek
Court records obtained by Minnesota activists’ attorneys detail an expansive ICE and Homeland Security Investigations surveillance operation targeting left-wing, anti-ICE networks nationwide, using undercover agents, drones, Signal monitoring, financial data, and other tools in a prosecution critics compare to COINTELPRO. [src]
1. Why is this fingerprinting script creating bioweapons? (nullpt.rs)
1594 points · 308 comments · by hazebooth
A researcher found that an elaborate anti-LLM-obfuscated browser fingerprinting script disguises ordinary anti-bot checks with bioweapon-related prompts and potentially malicious Node.js commands, apparently linked to Russian traffic-control company Servicepipe. [src]
2. Gemini 4 Carbon (blog.google)
1017 points · 802 comments · by acossta
Google announced Gemini 4 Carbon, its strongest frontier model, touting leading coding, long-horizon reasoning, cybersecurity, safety, and security performance while beginning a gradual rollout to selected cyber defenders at Argon’s pricing. [src]
3. MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display and Touch (apple.com)
621 points · 1091 comments · by etothet
Apple links to a newsroom announcement about a MacBook Pro featuring a PROLED XDR display and touch capabilities, but the provided story contains no further details. [src]
4. Apple's git still trusts the compromised eMudhra certificates (emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com)
1202 points · 413 comments · by galadran
Apple’s macOS developer tools, including git, curl and Python, reportedly still trust compromised eMudhra certificates, potentially enabling HTTPS interception, credential theft and code tampering despite Apple being notified and releasing macOS 27.2. [src]
5. StackOverflow now gets fewer than 1000 questions a month (data.stackexchange.com)
850 points · 753 comments · by babelfish
A Stack Exchange Data Explorer query tracking monthly question counts indicates that Stack Overflow now receives fewer than 1,000 questions per month. [src]
6. Kentucky man becomes the first humanist granted religious exemption from AI (religionnews.com)
491 points · 552 comments · by danso
A Kentucky man is reportedly the first humanist granted a religious exemption from using artificial intelligence. [src]
7. Wealth Inequality in America drawn to scale (dreamagainusa.org)
350 points · 441 comments · by haraball
The interactive graphic visualizes U.S. wealth inequality by scaling household net worth into stacks of $100 bills, contrasting the median household’s 9-inch stack with the top 1%’s average 145-foot stack using Federal Reserve and Survey of Consumer Finances data. [src]
8. Leak Exposes 41,000 Homeland Security Workers–Including Undercover ICE Agents (wired.com)
465 points · 303 comments · by Aboutplants
A leak of DHS records exposed details on more than 41,000 employees and contractors, including contact information, organizational structures, and references to undercover operations and surveillance programs, prompting the agency to investigate a potential breach. [src]
9. Emacs Turns 50 (technologyreview.com)
521 points · 244 comments · by internet_points
Emacs, first developed at MIT in 1976, turns 50 after transforming full-screen text editing and inspiring software-sharing practices that helped lead to the free-software movement and GNU/Linux. [src]
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