Ollama: "All Aboard Open Models", the home of local AI refocuses
Ollama publishes "All Aboard Open Models": strategic reaffirmation around open models and local experience. What this means concretely for developers.
yesterday 4 2
OfflineTTS: Text-to-speech and voice recognition in your browser, no cloud required
A Show HN that delivers: TTS and STT locally, in a tab, for free. We test it.
yesterday 3 1
TP-Link Kasa EC71: Cameras exposed home geolocation via unauthenticated UDP for six years
An independent researcher publishes the analysis of a Kasa camera that, since 2019, has been responding to unsigned UDP requests and disclosing the GPS coordinates of the home. A class of bug that should have disappeared.
Jul 18, 2026 13 3
Ayaneo Next 2: a $5,300 configuration, or the premium drift of handheld PCs
The Chinese manufacturer is raising the stakes: its new high-end configuration of the Next 2 crosses the $5,300 mark, the price of a workstation - for a handheld gaming device.
7 h ago 3 1
Hugging Face confirms a breach linked to an autonomous AI agent: internal datasets and credentials exposed
The reference hub of the AI ecosystem officially acknowledges that an intrusion on its production infrastructure was carried out using an autonomous AI agent system - a new chapter in a threat seen emerging in the field.
7 h ago 2 3
IP cameras hacked: the AIVD/MIVD report documents Russian intelligence monitoring NATO military logistics
Dutch intelligence services publish a joint advisory: at least one Russian service systematically hijacks connected security cameras to spy on arms convoy routes to Ukraine and troop positions.
7 h ago 6 1
**FakeGit: A Campaign Hijacks 7,600 GitHub Repositories to Spread the SmartLoader Malware**
A social engineering operation turns GitHub into a distribution vector: 7,600 fake repositories, the same loader, the same lesson in supply chain hygiene.
7 h ago 5 2
Reviewing git patches by email without leaving Thunderbird: an old-school workflow still alive
Korben sheds light on a workflow that many young developers completely ignore: email-based patch review, Linux kernel style. A project allows you to do this without ever leaving Thunderbird - and it's more relevant than you might think.
14 h ago 10 2
Cold Noodle Cup: Nissin celebrates its 55th anniversary with Cup Noodles that are prepared with cold water
Released in Japan on July 20, 2026 to celebrate the brand's 55th anniversary, the Hiyashi Cup Noodle (冷やしカップヌードル, "Cold Cup Noodles") are based on a patented cold rehydration method - five minutes of fridge water is enough instead of the usual three minutes of boiling water.
14 h ago 7 2
Hugging Face breach: when an autonomous AI agent serves as a swarm-scale intrusion tool
On July 20, 2026, Hugging Face revealed a breach in its production infrastructure. The entry was made through a malicious dataset, but the most disturbing aspect is elsewhere: the post-intrusion operations were carried out by an "autonomous agent framework" executing thousands of actions across a swarm of ephemeral sandboxes.
14 h ago 23 3
Russian intelligence: more than 87,000 poorly configured IP cameras are spying on arms deliveries to Ukraine
A joint AIVD/MIVD (Dutch intelligence services) assessment dated July 10, 2026 documents a Russian campaign that exploits Internet-exposed IP cameras to track arms convoys to Kyiv through the EU and NATO.
14 h ago 24 3
Paidwork: 23 million accounts from the microtask platform dumped on a cybercriminal forum - radio silence from the publisher
A 11 GB dump containing the data of over 23 million Paidwork users was put up for sale on a hacking forum and then added to Have I Been Pwned on July 19, 2026. Bank accounts, addresses, dates of birth, and bcrypt: the inventory is heavy. Paidwork has yet to react publicly.
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