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  • 500 billion tokens later: AI agents decompile a first-person shooter to 83 percent byte-exact

    Maurice Heumann, better known as momo5502, let autonomous AI coding agents chew on reverse engineering a commercial first-person shooter for about three months, and the write-up of the experiment is one of the most useful agent-project post-mortems published this year. The headline numbers: roughly 600 to 700 billion tokens of inference, 99 percent of the…

  • Shai-Hulud worm reaches AI infrastructure: Tensorlake npm SDK compromised

    The Shai-Hulud npm worm has now reached AI infrastructure. On October 8, tensorlake@0.5.144, the npm SDK for Tensorlake’s platform for running AI agents and untrusted AI-generated code, shipped with the worm’s credential-stealing payload inside. The jump matters because the SDK installs on developer workstations and build runners, outside the sandbox protections the platform itself sells.…

  • Database DevOps in SSMS hits GA: SQL projects come to the DBA’s tool

    Database DevOps in SQL Server Management Studio is now generally available. The feature landed in SSMS 22.10.2, released September 28, 2026, and it means something specific: SSMS finally supports SDK-style SQL database projects built on the Microsoft.Build.Sql SDK, so schema changes can live in source control and flow through CI/CD like any other code. If…

  • TypeSafe AI’s Jev raises $870M weeks after launch, betting big on models that never write text

    The fastest raise of the year TypeSafe AI has raised $870 million at a $7.5 billion valuation, less than a month after launching its first model. Andreessen Horowitz led the round, with Sequoia Capital and existing investor DCVC participating, and Martin Casado joining the board. a16z’s announcement calls Jev the fastest-growing model the firm has…

  • Deno joins Cloudflare, and the standalone runtime is now on a clock

    The end of Deno as a product Deno is joining Cloudflare, Ryan Dahl announced on Thursday, and the announcement doubles as a decommissioning schedule. The entire Deno team is moving to Cloudflare to work on the Workers and Durable Objects platform. The Deno runtime itself gets one more year of monthly bug and security releases,…

  • How a clicked link could empty a Telegram Desktop session

    A link, two processes, and a stolen session Researchers at BeakSec have published a full walkthrough of CVE-2026-107181, a chain in Telegram Desktop that turns a single clicked link into an arbitrary file read, and from there into a full account takeover. The bug scores 8.1 on the CVSS scale. It affects Telegram Desktop through…

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