OpenAI's Astra Hits 'Critical' Cybersecurity Threshold — Can Now Find Zero-Days Autonomously
OpenAI's upcoming Astra model is the first it has ever classified as 'Critical' under its own safety framework — it can discover and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in hardened systems without human guidance. »
Arch Linux's AUR Was Hit by a Third Wave of Supply-Chain Attacks — and It Finally Changed the Rules
The "Atomic Arch" campaign compromised over 1,500 AUR packages across three waves in 2026. After the August incident, Arch implemented new review gates — but harder questions about the open adoption model remain. »
Incus 7.4 Ships with Near-Live Container Migration — No More Full Downtime for ZFS and Btrfs Users
Released August 30, Incus 7.4 quietly solves one of the most painful parts of managing Linux containers: migrating them live with only seconds of actual downtime. »
The Blood of Dawnwalker Launches to an 83 on Metacritic — The Witcher Vets' Vampire RPG Delivers
Rebel Wolves' debut game arrives September 3 with strong reviews, a creative dual-form protagonist, and a ticking-clock mechanic that changes how you think about an open world. »
AMD Helios: 2.9 EFLOPS, 31 TB of HBM4, and the Rack-Scale Bet Against NVIDIA
AMD officially launched Helios on August 21st — a rack-scale AI system with 72 liquid-cooled MI455X GPUs, 2.9 exaflops of compute, and deployments already underway at Microsoft Azure and OpenAI. »