PS5’s deepest security keys just leaked. What now?
The PlayStation 5’s foundational security keys are reportedly circulating online. This leak could crack open the console for modders and dramatically accelerate PS5 emulation efforts on PC.
Category: Software
Linux’s OOM Killer Is Getting More Accurate, But At A Cost
A new Linux kernel patch fixes a critical inaccuracy in how memory usage is reported on massive 250-CPU systems. The bug could cause the Out-Of-Memory killer to target the wrong process. However, the fix introduces a performance penalty for short-lived tasks.
IronCalc: A Local, Open-Source Spreadsheet That Ditches Microsoft and Google
IronCalc is an open-source spreadsheet engine written in Rust that runs directly in your browser via WebAssembly. It aims to provide serious spreadsheet functionality without the cloud dependency or subscription fees of the major suites. The project focuses on data control, compatibility, and being
Age Verification Is Changing The Internet. Your Privacy Is Next.
2025 saw the internet become fully age-gated, with laws in the UK, Australia, and parts of the US requiring ID scans or facial checks. Privacy experts are sounding the alarm, warning this creates massive data risks and could end anonymous browsing for good.
The Newsletter Boom is Real, and It’s Changing Media
The direct-to-audience newsletter business exploded in 2025. Platforms like Substack and Beehiiv are seeing massive growth in paid subscriptions, revenue, and high-profile converts from Tina Brown to Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Healthcare AI’s 2026 Reality Check: Prove It Or Lose It
The breathless hype around AI saving healthcare is crashing into reality. According to a new analysis, 2026 is the year AI tools must prove they actually help clinicians, or get left behind. The focus is shifting back to the human at the center of care.
Google’s AI Brain Drain: 11 Execs Left, Mostly for Microsoft
A significant talent exodus hit Google in 2025, with 11 executives and researchers leaving. The surprising destination for most wasn’t a startup, but its long-time rival, Microsoft. This shift highlights the intense battle for AI supremacy.
Linux 6.19 Fixes Dead WiFi for MediaTek Chips, Powers New RISC-V CPU
The next Linux kernel update is tackling some important hardware support issues. It fixes a bug that could completely kill WiFi on MediaTek MT792x adapters and adds foundational support for a new high-performance RISC-V processor.
2025’s Cybersecurity Chaos: Breaches, AI Risks, and Testing Turmoil
The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 was defined by high-stakes drama. Major security vendors abandoned a key industry test, while criminals turned everyday devices into a global proxy network and AI models faced new, sophisticated jailbreaks.
How 2025’s Workplace Chaos Wrecked Our Mental Health
2025 was a punishing year for corporate workers’ mental health. According to a new report, relentless layoffs and AI-driven disruption created a perfect storm of burnout and anxiety.