Technology
Linux Cryptographic Code Flaw Offers a Fast Route to Root
A vulnerability in Linux cryptographic code could be chained into a quick privilege-escalation to full system control; distributions have shipped fixes.
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April 2026
Everything we published in April 2026.
- AI
OpenAI Releases GPT-5.5, Inching Toward an AI “Super App”
OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 reached Plus, Pro, Business and Enterprise tiers as the company steers ChatGPT toward an all-in-one assistant that folds many tasks into a single product.
- Technology
Google Unleashes More AI Security Agents to Fight Cybercriminals
Google says it has shifted from human-led to AI-led defence — overseen by people — and plans agentic “fleets” to handle routine security work at machine speed.
- Smart Homes
Getting Started with Home Assistant on a Mini PC
A hands-on walkthrough for turning an x86 mini PC into a fully local Home Assistant smart home hub, from flashing the OS to building your first automations.
- Smart Homes
Well, This Looks Different
Foxy’s Lab launches a written blog as a companion to its YouTube channel, aimed at deeper dives, quick shares and tutorial content that works better as text.
- Smart Homes
IKEA’s New Matter Smart-Home Devices Hit Connectivity Snags — Fix Incoming
Early adopters report IKEA’s latest Matter devices dropping their connections, but the company says a firmware update is on the way.
- Technology
AI Agents Uncover Vulnerabilities in a Widely Used Print Server
Automated agents discovered multiple flaws in CUPS — the printing system on countless Linux and Unix machines — some of which could enable remote code execution.
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