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GitHub Repositories Disguise Malicious Code as Harmless Projects

Cybersecurity experts have identified a new threat targeting developers using AI-powered tools. Apparently safe GitHub repositories can deceive AI agents into executing malicious code during project cloning and setup. This vulnerability allows attackers to embed hidden scripts that evade both automated security scanners and experienced developers. The risk is particularly high for teams integrating AI tools into their CI/CD pipelines, where compromised repositories could lead to broader infrastructure breaches.

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AI Boom Drives Market to Seek Alternatives: How Companies Let Users Choose

Tech giants like Google and Apple are embedding AI into nearly every product, from search engines to office suites. However, a growing number of users are fatigued by intrusive AI-driven features and are actively seeking alternatives where artificial intelligence isn’t mandatory. Products are now emerging with AI either disabled by default or offered as optional modules. Experts suggest this could become the new premium standard, much like ad-free services once did.

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OpenAI Launches Limited Preview of GPT-5.6 at U.S. Government's Request

OpenAI has initiated limited testing of its latest AI model series, GPT-5.6, including the flagship Sol version. Access is restricted to vetted partners at the request of U.S. federal authorities, who demand pre-release evaluations. While OpenAI supports regulatory oversight, it warns that excessive government control could stifle innovation and industry transparency. The company emphasizes that such measures should not become standard practice.

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Best SSD and Storage Deals from Samsung and WD After Prime Day

While Amazon Prime Day has officially ended, discounted offers on SSDs and external storage from leading manufacturers like Samsung and Western Digital remain available. These deals provide high-performance data storage devices at reduced prices, making them ideal for IT professionals and users seeking reliable solutions for work or personal use. Experts highlight these offers as a prime opportunity to upgrade hardware without overspending.

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Russian Hackers Target Signal Users via Backup Recovery KeysSecurity

Russian Hackers Target Signal Users via Backup Recovery Keys

U.S. intelligence agencies have reported a new tactic by Russian hackers with ties to espionage. The attackers launched a phishing campaign aimed at Signal messenger users, focusing on stealing backup recovery keys to gain access to victims' message histories. Experts note that the attacks have grown more sophisticated, posing a serious threat to communication privacy.

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Margaret Atwood Criticizes AI for 'Garbage In, Garbage Out' FlawsArtificial intelligence

Margaret Atwood Criticizes AI for 'Garbage In, Garbage Out' Flaws

Legendary author Margaret Atwood, famed for novels like *The Handmaid’s Tale* and *The Blind Assassin*, criticized artificial intelligence at the Babell literary festival in Porto, Portugal. She argued that AI suffers from a fundamental flaw: poor-quality input data inevitably leads to inaccurate outputs. Atwood shared her experience using the Anthropic Claude chatbot, which provided incorrect information about the British detective series *Father Brown* because it analyzed reviews lacking key plot details.

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Инди-разработчики создают свои версии Star Fox из-за застоя франшизы

Франшиза Star Fox не получала полноценного продолжения с 2016 года, когда вышла Star Fox Zero на Wii U. В то время как Nintendo ограничивается ремейками, инди-разработчики решили взять инициативу в свои руки. Новые проекты, такие как Rogue Eclipse от Huskrafts и Wild Blue Skies от Chuhai Labs, пытаются воссоздать дух классических аркадных шутеров, адаптируя их под современные стандарты. Однако путь к успеху осложняют скепсис издателей и проблемы с финансированием, заставляющие студии искать альтернативные пути, включая краудфандинг.

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Board Games About IT: From HTTP Codes to CybersecuritySecurity

Board Games About IT: From HTTP Codes to Cybersecurity

At the Game Market 2026 board game exhibition in Tokyo (May 23–24), Arclight unveiled a collection of IT-themed games that transform technical concepts into engaging mechanics. One game challenges players to collect HTTP status code cards, inspired by Japan’s classic *Hyakunin Isshu*. Another simulates data breach scenarios, where participants act as executives making strategic decisions to prevent incidents. These analog formats make complex IT topics accessible without sacrificing depth, offering value for education and corporate team-building.

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Scalpers Resell Steam Machine Pre-orders on eBay for Up to $3,000

Pre-order slots for Valve's Steam Machine gaming console are being resold on eBay with markups up to 140%. The 2TB model, officially priced at $1,200, is listed for $2,400–$2,900. Valve implemented a randomized pre-order distribution system to curb bot-driven speculation, yet some users still exploit shortages for quick profits. Experts warn of risks when buying from scalpers, including potential fraud and voided warranties.

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Indie Game 'Mecha Chameleon': How a Professional Manga Artist Adapted to Unique GameplayDevelopment

Indie Game 'Mecha Chameleon': How a Professional Manga Artist Adapted to Unique Gameplay

The indie game 'Mecha Chameleon' has gained traction for its innovative mechanics, where players evade pursuers by camouflaging themselves against the environment using an in-game drawing tool. Even a seasoned manga artist struggled initially, despite his artistic expertise. The experiment revealed that creativity and quick reflexes matter more than artistic skill in this project.

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Teenage Engineering Updates KO II: Lo-Fi Mode, USB Audio & New FeaturesHardware

Teenage Engineering Updates KO II: Lo-Fi Mode, USB Audio & New Features

Swedish audio gear innovator Teenage Engineering has unveiled a significant firmware update for its compact EP-133 KO II sampler. OS 2.5 introduces USB audio connectivity, a customizable lo-fi mode with selectable sample rates (32 kHz for subtle warmth or 26 kHz for pronounced digital grit), reversed sample playback, an arpeggiator, and doubled mono sample recording duration to 40 seconds. These enhancements dramatically expand the device’s versatility for loop-based music production and melodic experimentation, empowering musicians and producers with richer creative possibilities.

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Instagram* Tests New Feed Algorithm Customization Tools

Instagram* has announced the testing of new tools to customize the feed algorithm, allowing users to fine-tune content preferences. CEO Adam Mosseri demonstrated features like gesture-based access to settings and quick feedback buttons under reels. The update aims to make algorithm management more intuitive and integrated into the app's core interface. While some changes are already in testing, not all may reach the final release.

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