X's Legal Push Against Nitter Tests Open Source Limits
X Corp. sends cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, an open source X reader, alleging API misuse and demanding shutdown.
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X Corp. sends cease-and-desist letters to Nitter, an open source X reader, alleging API misuse and demanding shutdown.
Enterprises face growing open-source vulnerability backlogs as AI tools accelerate code output.
AI is supercharging both bug discovery and bug creation, driving patch counts to record highs — and reshaping how software gets fixed.
Researchers used AI agents to uncover remote code execution vulnerabilities in Redis, prompting seven urgent security releases.
Tech giants and developers lobby Washington to protect open-weight model development from potential broad-reaching sanctions.
The financial giant is open-sourcing its AI-powered security tool to help address software vulnerabilities at the code level.
A nonprofit is mobilizing $400 million to build an open-source alternative to the private, proprietary AI systems of Silicon Valley.
The release of Moonshot AI's latest model has triggered intense debate over geopolitical rivalry and the future of open-weight systems.
Exploring the distinct motivations driving Linux users to move between distributions and the criteria for finding the right fit.
A new automated attack technique can plant persistent, invisible false memories into AI agents through a single, malicious email.
A dispute within the OpenMandriva Linux community leads to deleted repositories and a debate over administrative trust.
As AI accelerates vulnerability discovery, a surge in 'clearinghouses' highlights a critical shift from mere data sharing to rapid, automated remediation.
GitHub's npm 12 release hardens software supply chains by disabling install scripts by default and overhauling granular access tokens to mitigate critical risks.