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There's a common issue in responsive web design where layouts switch to mobile versions prematurely, leading to awkward designs. To address this, it's best to implement more breakpoints, use container queries, and use modern CSS features like Grid and Flex.
This dev got frustrated with Claude Code constantly changing and adding features he didn't need, so he built his own minimal coding agent called “pi” with just 4 tools (read, write, edit, and bash) and a tiny system prompt under 1,000 tokens. He deliberately skipped everything that other agents have (no MCP servers, no permission prompts, and no plan modes). Despite being so simple, it scored competitively on Terminal-Bench, proving that less can actually be more at times.
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AI coding tools like Cursor and Copilot generate outdated patterns. Clerk Skills gives agents current authentication knowledge via installable packages. One command: _npx skills add clerk/skills_. Handles custom flows, B2B auth setup, database syncing, and more. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Copilot.
OpenAI has launched the Codex app for macOS for managing multiple AI agents, running work in parallel, and collaborating on long-running tasks. It also includes AI agent skill management and the ability to create automations for scheduled background work.
Shorlabs makes the deployment, management, and scaling of Python or Node.js backend apps easier. It uses AWS Lambda to offer a pay-per-use, automatically scalable solution, and also has one-click GitHub deployments, automatic runtime detection, custom subdomains, configurable compute resources, and real-time logs.
Moltworker is an experimental project that enables OpenClaw, a personal AI assistant, to run within a Cloudflare Sandbox on Cloudflare Workers. This AI assistant has a web-based control UI, supports multiple chat platforms like Telegram and Discord, and has persistent conversations with extensible AI agent capabilities.
Monday discovered that asking AI to directly generate code from Figma produced messy output with hard-coded values that didn't follow their design system. Instead, its team built an MCP that made their design system machine-readable and a LangGraph agent that analyzes the design through 11 steps (figuring out which components to use, resolving design tokens, and planning accessibility), then returns a structured context that the coding model uses to generate production-ready code.
MCP's primary value is "steering" the LLM agent by exposing well-described, always-on tools that generate LLM-catered responses and hints. While CLIs can offer some steering, they don't have this persistent context, and common workarounds like "Skills" or progressive disclosure are not as reliable due to context rot. Using subagents may be the solution.
Wiz researchers found security flaws in Moltbook, a new AI social network, due to a misconfigured Supabase database. This vulnerability granted full read and write access, exposing 1.5 million API authentication tokens, 35,000 user emails, private messages, and even third-party credentials. The vibe-coded platform, initially claiming 1.5 million AI agents, was largely made of only 17,000 human owners controlling fleets of bots.
Effective methods must be "hostile" by aggressively pruning irrelevant tasks and relying on simple, consistent habits rather than complex features.
The RAG Flywheel is a systematic, data-driven framework for building AI applications using RAG that continuously improve in production through ongoing measurement, feedback, and optimization.
An end-to-end walkthrough of the inspiration, design, and Godot-driven development of "Bloomies," a pixel-art desktop monster collector game combining farming elements with automatic monster battles.
This is a playbook for technical engineers to start AI consulting for companies that want an AI transformation for their business.
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Notepad++ confirmed that a suspected Chinese state-sponsored group compromised its shared hosting provider from June through December 2025, selectively redirecting update traffic to serve malicious installers by exploiting insufficient update verification controls. The attackers maintained persistent access through stolen internal service credentials even after losing direct server access in September 2025. Notepad++ has since migrated hosting providers and hardened its update mechanism with certificate and signature verification in v8.8.9, with full XMLDSig enforcement expected in v8.9.2.
A newly discovered Windows malware campaign combines the Pulsar RAT with Stealerv37, using Donut loader shellcode injection into explorer.exe to operate entirely in memory while evading traditional antivirus detection. The attack chain begins with an obfuscated batch file in %APPDATA%\Microsoft that leverages PowerShell for fileless execution, deploying capabilities including webcam/microphone surveillance, clipboard hijacking for crypto wallet address swapping, and credential theft from browsers, VPNs, and gaming platforms. Notably, attackers actively engage victims via a live chat window while simultaneously exfiltrating stolen data via Discord and Telegram, maintaining persistence through a watchdog mechanism and defensive evasion via Task Manager and UAC disabling.
A critical 1-click RCE vulnerability (CVE-2026-25253) discovered in OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot), the popular open-source AI assistant with over 100,000 users, chains three logic flaws: unsanitized `gatewayUrl` query parameter acceptance, automatic gateway reconnection, and auth token leakage in the WebSocket handshake. The exploit bypasses localhost network restrictions via Cross-Site WebSocket Hijacking due to missing origin validation, then uses the stolen operator-scoped token to programmatically disable user confirmation prompts and container sandboxing before executing arbitrary commands on the host machine. Organizations deploying OpenClaw should immediately upgrade past v2026.1.24-1, rotate all auth tokens, and treat this as a broader warning about the attack surface introduced by AI agents granted extensive system permissions.
Google Threat Intelligence Group disrupted the IPIDEA residential proxy network—believed to be the world's largest—by taking legal action against C2 domains, sharing intelligence with partners, and enforcing removals of Google Play Protect, reducing the available device pool by millions. The investigation revealed IPIDEA operated through 14+ proxy and VPN brands with four SDK families (PacketSDK, CastarSDK, HexSDK, and EarnSDK) sharing a two-tier C2 infrastructure and approximately 7,400 Tier Two servers, with over 550 threat groups from China, DPRK, Iran, and Russia observed using IPIDEA exit nodes in a single week. Organizations should monitor for published IOCs, block known IPIDEA-associated domains, and audit environments for traffic patterns consistent with residential proxy abuse, particularly from applications that monetize bandwidth.
Mobile carriers can silently ask modern phones to compute and send exact GPS coordinates using low-level RRLP and LPP protocols, bypassing iOS and Android permission systems entirely. This happens in the baseband processor, which talks directly to cell towers and the GPS chip, so operating system privacy settings, VPNs, and app-level toggles offer no protection. Law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and even data brokers have leveraged this capability for real-time tracking, often in murky legal territory. Apple's new C1 modem and iOS 26 add some visibility and consent controls on the iPhone 16e, but billions of other devices remain always-trackable whenever a SIM is active.
Gabriel Biondo, a former CISO and pentester, introduces a practical macOS hardening series grounded in defense-in-depth principles, emphasizing that layered security controls across network, application, secrets, and operational layers dramatically reduce compromise likelihood compared to any single control. The series outlines a pragmatic threat modeling approach focused on identifying assets, threat agents, and value-vs-cost tradeoffs rather than over-engineered frameworks, with upcoming installments covering DNS filtering, browser compartmentalization, MFA/passkeys, and compensative controls. Security professionals are reminded that the goal is not invulnerability but raising the cost of attack above that of alternative targets while maintaining system usability.
Reko is a general-purpose, open-source decompiler for machine code binaries that supports multiple processor architectures and executable file formats with minimal user intervention. Built on .NET 6.0, it provides command-line, Windows GUI, and ASP.NET front ends for analyzing and decompiling binary executables. Licensed under GPL, it is particularly useful for reverse engineering and binary analysis workflows where legal rights to decompile are established.
Malcolm is a powerful, easily deployable network traffic analysis tool suite for full packet capture artifacts (PCAP files), Zeek logs, and Suricata alerts.
Indurex provides an AI-powered platform that secures cyber-physical systems by ingesting OT and IT data, correlating industrial and network signals, and unifying the context.
A stack overflow vulnerability discovered in Sony's PS VR2 kernel-level USB authentication code allows arbitrary firmware downgrading by exploiting an unchecked `memcpy` in `usb_auth_set_auth1_data` that blindly trusts the USB request buffer length beyond the 64-byte structure size. Repeatedly triggering the overflow on device connection forces the PS VR2 into a hidden recovery mode running initial firmware v01.10, from which any firmware version can be installed despite no eFuse-based downgrade protection being present. The exploit tool "vr2jb" has been publicly released. Researchers recommend downgrading to v06.00 as a stepping stone toward a full jailbreak that could unlock features like eye tracking and haptics on PC.
ICE-reporting service StopICE was compromised to send frightening texts falsely claiming user data was handed to authorities and smearing its developer. StopICE's team traced the attack to a US border agent's personal server. It says no usernames, addresses, or GPS data are stored. The service will use “bait” data to identify the alleged attackers.
The US Treasury Department announced that it was canceling all contracts it holds with Booz Allen Hamilton after their failure to prevent one of its contractors from stealing and leaking tax records years ago. The decision specifically deals with the case of a contractor, Charles Littlejohn, who leaked tax returns of more than 400k US taxpayers between 2018 and 2020. Littlejohn used a private server to siphon the tax returns of President Donald Trump, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and other super-rich Americans.
McDonald's Netherlands and TBWA\NEBOKO used digital billboards featuring popular menu items as passwords to spotlight how weak and predictable many online credentials are, as real leak data shows terms like “bigmac” and “frenchfries” are used tens of thousands of times.
Microsoft is now disabling NTLM by default in Windows 11 and Windows Server as the next step in deprecating the decades-old authentication protocol, which has been frequently exploited in relay attacks to gain full network access.
Unit 221B researchers warn that victims should refuse to pay or negotiate with the Scattered Lapsus ShinyHunters (SLSH) extortion group, whose tactics include swatting executives, threatening families, and manipulating media, as the Com-based gang's chaotic internal dynamics mean they cannot be trusted to honor any promises to delete stolen data.
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Chasing campaign updates, following up with stakeholders, looking for assets—that's time _not_ spent on creativity or strategy.
A new study challenges the idea that social media is inherently addictive for teens. It shows that both heavy use and complete abstinence can harm well-being. Researchers found a “sweet spot” where moderate use supports happiness, life satisfaction, and school engagement, with patterns varying by age and gender. Girls face higher risks from heavy use, while older boys may struggle if disconnected. Experts suggest balanced digital engagement with age-appropriate limits is more effective than blanket bans.
Automakers are exploring infotainment screens as a major source of ad revenue. They're integrating subtle promotions like nearby restaurants or gas stations into connected car systems while phasing out phone-mirroring interfaces like CarPlay and Android Auto. Companies like 4screen partner with multiple brands to deliver nonintrusive, utility-focused ads. Ford has patented systems to target ads via cameras or audio. With 97% of new cars connected and potential e-commerce revenue of $100-120 per car by 2030, the in-car ad market could exceed $50B globally.
Cart abandoners add items to their cart but never start checkout. They're usually browsing or comparing products. Checkout abandoners enter their email or shipping info and were ready to buy but got interrupted. Both flows convert by targeting users with intent, removing friction, and nudging completion. The 3-email framework sends reminders at 1 hour, 24 hours, and 48-72 hours. It progresses from a gentle nudge, to objection handling, and a final push with urgency.
This piece shares how SaaS teams can reframe pricing to drive growth and retention. Klaviyo redesigned its pricing page to spotlight its free plan. Lindy repositioned Enterprise around outcomes by centering its AI Assistant. Eden AI reframed Professional Services as part of an Advanced AI Platform to support recurring revenue. DeepBrain made annual plans the default to anchor larger commitments. Hugging Face elevated Data Storage as a core add-on to increase stickiness and recurring revenue.
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Disappointed by AI's marginal impact on content performance? The problem isn't the model—it's the missing context.
This Omnisend webinar breaks down what marketers should prepare for in 2026. The speakers use a full year of performance data to review key 2025 metrics. They cover customer behavior and channel trends. They also share evidence-based predictions on what is changing versus what is overhyped, with a focus on email and e-commerce marketing for the year ahead. It will take place today at 8 AM PT/11 AM ET.
SEO Workflows' new tool automates topical authority. Input the core themes you want to build content around. The tool identifies prioritized parent topics within the themes, key target personas with pain points, and subtopic ideas to create a content series.
GSC is unreliable as a single source because Google filters about 75% of impressions and 38% of clicks for privacy. An analysis of 10 B2B SaaS sites with ~450M impressions found filtering from 59.3% to 93.6% for impressions and up to 88.5% for clicks, leaving large gaps in query data. AI Overviews surged in 2025 and correlate with a 56.6% click drop since March, while impressions fluctuated due to scraper activity. Bots also inflate impressions by 0.2% to 6.5%. Relying only on GSC can mislead teams, so use multiple data sources and sampling checks.
OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent launched weeks ago by Peter Steinberger, has surged to over 145,000 GitHub stars as interest grows in agents that can autonomously act across operating systems. The tool runs directly on user devices and connects to models like Claude or ChatGPT. It can manage emails, calendars, files, shopping, and web tasks using persistent memory. Security firms, including Palo Alto Networks and Cisco, have warned that its deep system access creates serious risks around data leakage, malicious commands, and enterprise safety.
PMMs need creative freedom and resources to make launches memorable.
Luxury multi-brand retail is collapsing as inventory turns stay low while brands move direct.
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AI slows learning per task but meaningfully increases output. Overall skill growth may remain intact if higher throughput offsets reduced depth.
Technical debt is only one contributor to cognitive load, not the core problem itself. Improving software speed and stability requires addressing broader organizational, process, and human drivers that often outweigh technical debt and cause it to accumulate in the first place.