technology
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GitHub secret scanning now blocks Anthropic user and service API keys with push protection by default and adds Salesforce as a secret scanning partner.
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NASA’s KREPE-3 experiment uses 12 instrumented reentry capsules riding inside a disposable Cygnus cargo spacecraft to test 3D-printed and other next-generation heat shields.
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Google Play now lets adults in supported markets run personal Android apps built with Google AI Studio on their own devices without a developer account.
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AirJoule’s waste-heat-to-water concept has moved from Army research collaboration toward a full-scale 2,000-liter-per-day system headed for validation inside a live European data center.
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A quantum computer cannot hack Bitcoin today. The longer-term risk is that a future fault-tolerant machine could recover private keys from exposed public keys faster than Bitcoin can migrate to quantum-resistant signatures.
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Captis Materials is developing printable thermoelectric generators designed to recover low-temperature data-center waste heat and convert part of it back into electricity.
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A Delaware jury found Arm breached Qualcomm’s architectural license agreement and interfered with its Meta business, while Arm prevailed on four other claims. The jury awarded $2 total.
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SunHydrogen says small-scale hydrogen panels reached 12.3% active-area solar-to-hydrogen efficiency in Honda R&D lab testing while larger modules operate outdoors at UT Austin.
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Bitcoin Core has merged the foundational BIP 352 Silent Payments logic for address encoding, payment derivation and scanning, while full wallet support still remains future work.
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OpenAI says its own AI models helped trace a hidden office recording device to an employee later arrested by the FBI. Public reporting identifies him as a Saudi national, but an espionage motive has not been established.
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The U.S. Army plans to grant ZYLtech Engineering a partially exclusive license covering multi-material 3D-printing filament patents, backed by fresh cold-weather test data.
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Elastic Security Labs uncovered a fake Web3 accelerator using malicious npm packages, attacker-controlled AI infrastructure and fabricated security audits to target crypto founders.
