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Flame malware's MD5 collision attack from 2012 is a warning that current crypto weaknesses could lead to a Q-Day crisis sooner than expected, experts warn.
US-sanctioned crypto exchange Grinex shuts down after $13-15M hack, blaming Western intelligence. The heist targeted Russian users and raises concerns about Russia's crypto-based sanctions evasion.
Cryptography expert Filippo Valsorda debunks myth that AES-128 is vulnerable to quantum attack, citing Grover's algorithm limitations.
Critical ASP.NET Core zero-day allows unauthenticated SYSTEM access on Linux/macOS. Forged credentials persist after patching—rotate keys now.
First ransomware family, Kyber, confirmed to use quantum-safe ML-KEM encryption, forcing urgent reassessment of defense strategies.
Researchers find top universities' subdomains hijacked to serve porn and malware due to unremoved CNAME records, affecting at least 34 institutions.
Element-data CLI with 1M+ downloads attacked; credentials stolen via compromised signing keys. Users must rotate all secrets immediately.
Checkmarx suffered back-to-back supply-chain attacks and ransomware, highlighting growing threats to security vendors like Bitwarden.
Critical Linux flaw 'CopyFail' (CVE-2026-31431) with public exploit code puts millions of systems at risk; urgent patching needed.
Canonical and Ubuntu servers have been offline for over 24 hours due to a sustained DDoS attack claimed by a pro-Iran group using the Beam stressor service.
Go team launches 2025 developer survey open until Sept 30, with opt-in raw data sharing and results in November.
Go 1.25 launches flight recorder for capturing last seconds of execution traces on demand, solving latency debugging in production services.
Go 1.25 launches experimental Green Tea garbage collector, cutting GC time up to 40% for many workloads. Production-ready at Google, it is planned to become default in Go 1.26.
Go celebrates 16 years with Go 1.24 and 1.25 releases featuring synctest, flight recorder, container-aware scheduling, and AI-focused improvements.
Urgent findings from Go 2025 survey: developers need better best practices, documentation, and AI tool quality. Over 5,000 respondents highlight critical gaps.
Go 1.26 launches with default Green Tea GC, 30% cgo speedup, new() enhancement, self-referencing generics, and experimental SIMD/secret goroutine leak tools.
Go 1.26's rewritten 'go fix' command uses a suite of algorithms to automatically modernize code, featuring new analyzers, diff previews, and a self-service analysis framework for custom rules.
Go's new compiler optimization moves slice allocations from heap to stack, reducing GC pressure and boosting performance for hot code paths.
Go 1.26's new 'go fix' includes a source-level inliner for safe, automated API migrations. Package authors can now write custom upgrades.
Go 1.26 rewrites type checker core to eliminate complex cycle detection corner cases, preparing for future enhancements while remaining invisible to most developers.