Month: April 2026
CISA puts US government agencies on two-week deadline to patch Microsoft Defender BlueHammer zero-day exploit
CISA added BlueHammer, a Microsoft Defender privilege escalation flaw, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Federal agencies have until May 6 to patch or discontinue use, as researchers confirmed active exploitation in the wild. The disclosure came from “Chaotic Eclipse,” who also revealed two other Defender zero‑days, with Huntress Labs…
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How Project Maven taught the military to love AI
In the first 24 hours of the assault on Iran, the US military struck more than 1,000 targets, nearly double the scale of the “shock and awe” attack on Iraq over two decades ago. This acceleration was made possible by AI systems that speed up the targeting process. Chief among…
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The MacBook Neo is a glimpse into John Ternus’s Apple
John Ternus was unavoidable when Apple debuted the Macbook Neo. He kicked off an intimate media event for the Neo, introducing it as a transformative machine for Apple thanks to its low $599 cost ($499 for education customers) and premium build quality. He was interviewed on Good Morning America, the…
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Xreal’s best AR glasses are $599 for good now
The Xreal One Pro are the company’s best AR glasses, touting thin optics that keep out reflections so you can enjoy a crisp, contrast-rich image of whatever content you’re watching. Xreal has permanently cut their price from $649 to $599, making them $150 more than its entry-level (but still good)…
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What’s the most affordable shipping solution?
You’re shipping orders, watching costs pile up, and wondering if there’s a cheaper way to do it. Carrier rates go up nearly every year, so a monthly software subscription on top of postage adds up fast when margins are already tight. There’s no single most affordable shipping solution, because the…
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360-degree cameras have a new superpower
Imagine Google Street View, except you can walk around like it’s a video game. Now imagine you don’t need to wait for Google to come film because it’s completely DIY. Insta360, the leading maker of 360-degree cameras, is now partnered with a 12-person UK startup called Splatica to help creators…
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