Outlook Now Bounces Mail With No DMARC Record, and Japan Is Least Ready
Since November 5, mail sent to outlook.com, hotmail.com, live.com and msn.com has been bouncing with...
The Pause Map Covers 158.6 Gigawatts: Reading It Against the 56.7 Already Under Construction
Nine US states now have a governor or governor-elect who campaigned on stopping or pausing...
Fifteen Points a Year Became Twenty-Nine: The Arithmetic Inside the Anthropic Acceleration Audit
On 5 November the nonprofit evaluator METR published an eleven-week audit conducted inside Anthropic, and...
Sixty Thousand Names, One Hundred and Thirteen Days: What Hungary’s Archive Release Actually Covers
At ten o’clock on Wednesday morning a Hungarian website called nyitottaktak.hu became searchable. It lists...
Twenty Days After the Disconnect Order: Europe’s Freezers Were Hit Again
Just after one in the morning on Monday 2 November, Stephan Moelans began calling technicians....
One Deal, Five Numbers: Recomputing What Marvell Is Paying for Lumentum
Marvell Technology agreed on Monday to buy optical-component maker Lumentum for what both companies call...
Six Scores for One Bug: Why CVE-2026-98432 Is 9.8 at the Kernel and 7.0 at Amazon
On October 15 the Linux kernel’s CVE team published CVE-2026-98432, a use-after-free in the IPv4...
Binance Lost 6.3 Billion Dollars in Twenty Minutes: Four Numbers That Do Not Agree
The largest crypto theft on record took about twenty minutes. Binance says roughly 6.3 billion...
France Voted 5.5 Cents a Gigabyte: The Revenue Math Stops at About 5.5 Billion
The French National Assembly adopted amendment I-1358 to the 2027 finance bill on Friday by...
The Post-Quantum Gap Is One Multiplication, and It Comes Out at 10.5 Percent
Two numbers sit next to each other on Cloudflare’s post-quantum dashboard, and almost nobody reads...