Security dominated the feed yesterday: a Texas government breach leaked 3 million government-issued IDs, and Krebs unraveled a four-year Android botnet to its corporate owner — a publicly traded Israe
CISA has added **CVE-2026-42271** in [BerriAI LiteLLM to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog](https://thehackernews.com/2026/06/litellm-flaw-cve-2026-42271-exploited.html), confirming active e
The Google-SpaceX compute deal dominates Friday's news cycle — $920M per month, flowing to xAI's infrastructure, one week before SpaceX goes public.
The AI capital machine is running at full speed, while cracks in enterprise AI credibility widen in exactly the places that should worry practitioners most.
The AI industry's structural dependency on infrastructure it doesn't control is becoming impossible to ignore — and the bill is arriving all at once.
The SpaceX S-1 reads like a space company prospectus on the surface, but the detail that changes the valuation math is a contingent compute deal with Anthropic worth up to $40 billion.
The SpaceX S-1 was supposed to be about rockets. Instead, it became the most revealing document in AI this year — exposing burn rates, compute deals, and infrastructure dependencies that nobody had pr
The dominant story this week is Google's attempt to become the AI layer for everything — but the more unsettling subplot involves compromised infrastructure, an expanding surveillance state, and a run