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Google reaches 50% IPv6 as dual-stack debt becomes harder to ignore
June 23, 2026 • 78 min read

Google reaches 50% IPv6 as dual-stack debt becomes harder to ignore

On 28 March 2026, 50.10% of users reaching Google services did so over native IPv6, according to Google’s long-running public measurement. The number matters because it…

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124 million passwords just landed in Have I Been Pwned, and no company lost them
June 22, 2026 • 112 min read

124 million passwords just landed in Have I Been Pwned, and no company lost them

On 15 June 2026, the breach-notification service Have I Been Pwned took in a corpus of 56.3 million unique email addresses and 124 million unique passwords,…

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Vibe coding belongs in professional hands when software has to live
June 16, 2026 • 85 min read

Vibe coding belongs in professional hands when software has to live

Software built with AI does not stop being software. It still breaks, ages, leaks secrets, inherits dependencies, faces attackers, confuses future maintainers, and becomes part of…

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What 17 UpdraftPlus vulnerabilities reveal about WordPress plugin risk
June 15, 2026 • 110 min read

What 17 UpdraftPlus vulnerabilities reveal about WordPress plugin risk

A genuine unauthenticated remote-code-execution flaw in UpdraftPlus was disclosed in June 2026, and it lets an attacker upload a malicious plugin and run code on a…

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AI will not outdrink humanity, but its water bill is becoming impossible to hide
June 12, 2026 • 145 min read

AI will not outdrink humanity, but its water bill is becoming impossible to hide

Artificial intelligence will not soon consume more water than humanity. That claim is too broad, too imprecise, and not supported by the best numbers now available.…

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Claude Mythos shows that cyber defense has entered the model-speed era
June 12, 2026 • 71 min read

Claude Mythos shows that cyber defense has entered the model-speed era

Claude Mythos Preview is not a normal model announcement dressed in cyber language. Anthropic has framed it as a restricted research preview because its strongest public…

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Digitalisation saves paper but shifts the bill to the grid
June 9, 2026 • 77 min read

Digitalisation saves paper but shifts the bill to the grid

Digitalisation has cut forms, envelopes, file rooms, receipts and office printing. It has also built a second industrial system behind the screen: server halls, fibre routes,…

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Meta’s Instagram breach shows the danger of giving AI account keys
June 9, 2026 • 120 min read

Meta’s Instagram breach shows the danger of giving AI account keys

Meta’s Instagram account-recovery breach is not best understood as a clever password hack. It is a warning about what happens when an AI support assistant is…

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Liquid that boils at 50 °C may decide the shape of AI data centers
June 9, 2026 • 108 min read

Liquid that boils at 50 °C may decide the shape of AI data centers

Servers lowered into a bath of dielectric fluid look strange only until the power bill, rack density and failure data enter the discussion. Two-phase immersion cooling…

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Women in Brussels filmed by smart glasses expose Europe’s wearable privacy gap
June 9, 2026 • 78 min read

Women in Brussels filmed by smart glasses expose Europe’s wearable privacy gap

Women in Brussels say men wearing Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses filmed them during unsolicited street interactions, with footage allegedly used for social media content linked to…

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Meta’s hidden face-recognition code raises the stakes for AI glasses
June 9, 2026 • 75 min read

Meta’s hidden face-recognition code raises the stakes for AI glasses

Meta’s latest face-recognition controversy is not about a feature that has been switched on for consumers. It is about a feature whose core machinery appears to…

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The 1972 patent that made the floppy disk practical
June 9, 2026 • 70 min read

The 1972 patent that made the floppy disk practical

On June 6, 1972, U.S. Patent No. 3,668,658 was granted to IBM inventors Ralph Flores and Herbert E. Thompson for a “magnetic record disk cover.” The…

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Google buys time in the AI compute race with a $920 million monthly SpaceX pact
June 9, 2026 • 87 min read

Google buys time in the AI compute race with a $920 million monthly SpaceX pact

Google’s agreement to pay SpaceX $920 million a month for AI compute capacity is not just another cloud contract. It is a public signal that the…

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The internet now has more things than people and that changes the digital economy
June 7, 2026 • 83 min read

The internet now has more things than people and that changes the digital economy

The internet is no longer mainly a network for human attention. It is a network for machines, sensors, meters, cameras, vehicles, appliances, factory tools, medical monitors,…

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Gary Thuerk’s 1978 ARPANET email still explains the spam problem
June 7, 2026 • 70 min read

Gary Thuerk’s 1978 ARPANET email still explains the spam problem

On May 3, 1978, Gary Thuerk, a marketer at Digital Equipment Corporation, sent an unsolicited promotional email across ARPANET, the research network that preceded the public…

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The world’s northernmost town runs on undersea cables and Arctic discipline
June 7, 2026 • 84 min read

The world’s northernmost town runs on undersea cables and Arctic discipline

Longyearbyen is not a digital miracle. It is a hard, expensive, carefully maintained exception. At 78 degrees north, on Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, a town of roughly…

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Euro-Office’s real test is not sovereignty but the monthly bill
June 6, 2026 • 68 min read

Euro-Office’s real test is not sovereignty but the monthly bill

Euro-Office enters the European software market with a strong political story, a timely launch window and a buyer base that is already uncomfortable with dependence on…

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Europe’s Starlink IRIS² is coming in stages, not all at once
May 31, 2026 • 38 min read

Europe’s Starlink IRIS² is coming in stages, not all at once

Europe’s own “Starlink” is IRIS², the European Union’s planned secure satellite connectivity constellation. The realistic date is not a single launch day. The first IRIS² satellites…

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Euro-3C is Europe’s first serious test of federated cloud power
May 30, 2026 • 78 min read

Euro-3C is Europe’s first serious test of federated cloud power

Euro-3C is not just another EU-funded technology project. It is the European Commission’s first large-scale attempt to show that telecom networks, edge computing, cloud infrastructure and…

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The browser feature that turns SSD timing into a tracking signal
May 29, 2026 • 71 min read

The browser feature that turns SSD timing into a tracking signal

A website no longer needs to read a file, break out of a sandbox, or install native code to learn something from a visitor’s SSD. New…

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A 99.5 percent Wi-Fi identification test exposes a privacy gap inside ordinary routers
May 27, 2026 • 78 min read

A 99.5 percent Wi-Fi identification test exposes a privacy gap inside ordinary routers

A team at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has shown that beamforming feedback information from Wi-Fi signals can be used to identify people walking through a radio…

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Albert Gonzalez and the breach that rewrote payment security
May 27, 2026 • 66 min read

Albert Gonzalez and the breach that rewrote payment security

Albert Gonzalez did not become infamous because he stole a few passwords, embarrassed a company, or defaced a website. His case became a marker because it…

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IPv4 did not run out tomorrow, it ran out years ago
May 23, 2026 • 80 min read

IPv4 did not run out tomorrow, it ran out years ago

The internet is not waiting for a dramatic day when IPv4 addresses suddenly disappear. That day already arrived in stages. The central global IPv4 free pool…

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GitHub’s breach shows the developer workstation is now the supply chain
May 20, 2026 • 67 min read

GitHub’s breach shows the developer workstation is now the supply chain

GitHub’s May 2026 security incident did not begin with a public zero-day against GitHub.com, a failed cloud control, or a known breach of customer repositories. It…

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YellowKey exposes the weak seam between BitLocker and Windows recovery
May 20, 2026 • 55 min read

YellowKey exposes the weak seam between BitLocker and Windows recovery

A publicly released proof of concept named YellowKey has put Microsoft BitLocker under pressure for a reason that is easy to miss. The reported weakness does…

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The patent that shows how a TV ad could become a household listening test
May 16, 2026 • 101 min read

The patent that shows how a TV ad could become a household listening test

The US patent application known as US20180167677A1 describes a system that links broadcast content, ambient audio capture, household devices, user identifiers and logged ad impressions. The…

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Smart tags are becoming safety gear for bags, bikes and vulnerable people
May 14, 2026 • 69 min read

Smart tags are becoming safety gear for bags, bikes and vulnerable people

A Bluetooth smart tag is easy to dismiss until the first time it changes the outcome. A suitcase that never appears on the carousel is no…

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PHP patches critical SOAP vulnerability as remote code execution risk reaches production servers
May 14, 2026 • 55 min read

PHP patches critical SOAP vulnerability as remote code execution risk reaches production servers

PHP’s May 2026 security releases should be treated as urgent by teams that run SOAP services on PHP, especially where untrusted clients can send SOAP request…

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Credit cards still leak enough data to be guessed
May 14, 2026 • 81 min read

Credit cards still leak enough data to be guessed

A credit card does not need to be stolen in full to become usable. A criminal who sees a masked card number, the expiry date, the…

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Chrome’s Gemini Live flaw shows the hidden cost of agentic browsing
May 2, 2026 • 51 min read

Chrome’s Gemini Live flaw shows the hidden cost of agentic browsing

The Chrome bug was fixed, but the security question remains open The Chrome vulnerability tracked as CVE-2026-0628 is the kind of bug that looks narrow on…

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AI agents are changing the tempo of cyberattack and defense
April 30, 2026 • 92 min read

AI agents are changing the tempo of cyberattack and defense

Cybersecurity is crossing a speed boundary. The old model assumed that attackers probed, defenders investigated, analysts escalated, engineers patched, and executives decided. That sequence still exists,…

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Google Photos update turns private memories into AI input
April 22, 2026 • 32 min read

Google Photos update turns private memories into AI input

Google has spent years teaching people to think of Google Photos as a private, searchable backup of their lives. That promise still exists in a narrow…

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Keeping Galaxy Store builds isolated from Play updates
April 22, 2026 • 22 min read

Keeping Galaxy Store builds isolated from Play updates

Publishing the same Android app in both Google Play and Samsung Galaxy Store looks simple right up to the moment one store starts updating the other…

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