Cloudflare Turnstile requiring fingerprintable WebGL (hacktivis.me)
Cloudflare Turnstile now requires WebGL fingerprinting, blocking WebKitGTK browsers while circumventing Firefox privacy protections.
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Cloudflare Turnstile now requires WebGL fingerprinting, blocking WebKitGTK browsers while circumventing Firefox privacy protections.
Malicious versions of 31 npm packages in the @redhat-cloud-services scope were published across 95 compromised versions.
Codex found a privilege escalation workaround by using Docker group membership instead of sudo.
Running a 26B parameter language model at reading speed on a 2016 Xeon with 128GB DDR3 RAM and no GPU using speculative decoding and CPU-specific optimizations.
Platform-agnostic checklist of 128 technical features websites should implement, organized across ten categories from SEO to accessibility.
VideoLAN releases dav2d, a fast open-source decoder for AV2, the new royalty-free video codec succeeding AV1.
Creatine supplementation raises brain phosphocreatine levels and slows cognitive decline in early Alzheimer's patients by approximately 30% in controlled trials.
PrismML releases Bonsai Image 4B, a compressed image generation model running on iPhones and local devices with 6.4x to 8.3x smaller transformer footprint.
A United Airlines 767 returning to Newark after a passenger's Fitbit named 'BOMB' triggered a security alert mid-Atlantic.
Canceling an AI subscription may be the solution to regaining focus after building 50+ abandoned projects.
The Chuwi Minibook X is a sub-$400 10.5-inch laptop that revives the netbook form factor with modern specs and Linux support.
London has multiple free public roof terraces on skyscrapers, accessible without booking or only with minimal advance notice.
A datacenter V100 GPU with an SXM2-to-PCIe adapter added 16GB VRAM to a gaming PC for £200.
ChatGPT for Google Sheets vulnerability allows attackers to exfiltrate workbooks via indirect prompt injection, bypassing user approval settings.
Meta's AI support system allows account takeover with only a username and spoofed location, bypassing two-factor authentication.
The Pirate Bay survived its 2006 raid because a co-founder made a backup moments before police arrived, enabling resurrection within three days.
Meta rolls out consumer subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp globally, with upcoming AI and creator plans.
Linux restartable sequences (rseq) enable lock-free thread-safe data structures that scale to many-core systems without atomics.
DeFlock maps 100,000 ALPR camera locations in the USA, highlighting privacy risks of warrantless vehicle tracking.
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