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Monday, August 10, 2026

Who Goes There? Post-Quantum Authentication – IPsec Series, Part 6

2026-08-10 14:00
🔐 In the latest installment of the IPsec series, the focus shifts to post-quantum authentication. Authentication is crucial for verifying identities online, relying on digital signatures and certificates. However, traditional methods like RSA and ECDSA are vulnerable to quantum attacks. As quantum computers advance, the need for quantum-safe solutions becomes urgent. Innovations like ML-DSA and SLH-DSA are explored as potential safeguards. Stay informed on the evolving landscape of digital...
Julio Gomez

IntelliJ IDEA 2026.2.1 Is Out!

2026-08-10 13:33
🚀 Great news for IntelliJ IDEA users! The update for version 2026.2.1 is now available. You can easily update through the IDE, Toolbox App, or download it directly from the website. Notable fixes include: - Correct execution order for Markdown shell scripts - Improved undo functionality after optimizing imports - Terminal tab dragging no longer restarts sessions - Resolved exceptions for Mercurial projects - Java code formatting now respects Smart tabs For more details, check out the release...
Maria Kosukhina

Run Local Agentic AI Workflows with Meta’s Muse Glimmer on NVIDIA

2026-08-10 13:27
🚀 Meta has launched Muse Glimmer, a 30B open-weight model designed for local AI workflows. This model features a 120K+ context window and is optimized for various NVIDIA platforms, achieving 20K tokens/sec on a single GPU. Unlike typical chat-focused models, Muse Glimmer supports complex, multi-step tasks with high reliability and consistency. #Meta #AIModels #OpenSource #NVIDIA #TechInnovation
Michelle Horton

Chrome DevTools Connect for WebStorm: Your AI agent can now interact with the browser

2026-08-10 12:05
🚀 Exciting news for frontend developers! The new Chrome DevTools Connect for WebStorm integrates browser interactions directly into the IDE. This eliminates the need for switching between coding and checking the browser, streamlining workflows. With this tool, AI agents can inspect rendering, read logs, and verify fixes without leaving WebStorm. This means less manual clicking and more efficient debugging. #FrontendDevelopment #WebStorm #ChromeDevTools #AIIntegration #CodingTools
Valeriya Masyachenko

V4-Flash vs. V4-Pro: DeepSeek promised better and cheaper. It’s true, but not how I expected.

2026-08-10 12:00
DeepSeek has updated its V4-Flash model, claiming it outperforms the V4-Pro on coding tasks. 💻 The V4-Flash is priced at $0.14 per million input tokens and $0.28 for output, significantly lower than V4-Pro’s $0.435 and $0.87. This raises questions about the necessity of the V4-Pro model. Testing included bug fixes, feature builds, and performance optimization tasks to compare the two models directly. 📊 For those interested in AI coding solutions, this update is noteworthy. #DeepSeek #AIModels...
Jessica Wachtel

MiDojo: Improve AI agent security with real-world red-teaming

2026-08-10 07:01
🌐 Introducing MiDojo, an open-source framework designed to enhance the security of AI agents in real-world environments. 🔒 By applying the "bring your own agent" (BYOA) principle, MiDojo enables effective red-teaming, focusing on system-level security rather than just model-level testing. 📊 It features an interception layer that tests agents against real threats, measuring both security and utility to provide clear insights on performance. Explore MiDojo on GitHub and ensure your AI agent is...
Diego Maniloff

Harden local container base images in Podman Desktop

2026-08-10 07:01
🔒 The article discusses how the Red Hat build of Podman Desktop integrates with Project Hummingbird to enhance container security. 🛡️ Developers can now access hardened base images directly within their local workflow, minimizing unnecessary dependencies and reducing vulnerabilities. 🖥️ The Hummingbird extension simplifies the process by offering 1-click migrations and a catalog of secure images, making it easier to maintain production-ready containers. Explore the benefits of hardened images...
Axel Stefanini, Stevan Le Meur

Sunday, August 09, 2026

Platform Engineering ROI: What it costs to build your own platform

2026-08-09 16:00
Building your own internal developer platform can be costly. Over five years, it may require around 60 staff and approximately $7.5 million annually, totaling $37.5 million. Many executives may overlook these costs, as they are distributed across various budget areas. In contrast, buying a commercial platform often requires fewer staff for operation. Understanding these costs is crucial for informed decision-making. #PlatformEngineering #CostAnalysis #TechInvestment #InternalPlatforms #DevOps
Michael Coté

Coding agents can be evaluated. We just have to evaluate the work.

2026-08-09 15:00
Evaluating coding agents is possible, though complex. A recent discussion highlights that while software engineering is open-ended and agents can yield various valid solutions, this doesn't mean they cannot be evaluated. The argument suggests we should assess coding agents similarly to traditional software systems. Key evaluation criteria include ensuring build success, passing tests, and maintaining compatibility. While some software qualities require human judgment, coding agents can still...
Pete Hampton

AI coding got faster. Why didn’t engineering?

2026-08-09 14:00
AI is boosting individual coding speed, but engineering processes are still lagging. A recent report from DX highlights that while AI investment has surged 28 times, overall engineering velocity remains stagnant or even declines. Concerns arise over the allocation of resources, as engineers are still spending time on maintenance rather than new features. The Developer Experience Index shows a drop in change confidence, meaning developers are less certain about releasing code, despite easier...
Jennifer Riggins

Saturday, August 08, 2026

AI adoption isn’t the same as AI usage

2026-08-08 15:00
AI adoption is often confused with AI usage. Many organizations report high seat activations and token spending, but this doesn't reflect real changes in software development practices. Metrics like token spend or pull request counts can mislead teams, showing activity without true improvement. Goodhart’s Law highlights this issue: when a metric becomes the target, it stops reflecting reality. To assess genuine AI adoption, consider: if tools were removed, would anything break? True adoption...
Harshal Shah

Why your KubeVirt VMs can’t move between clusters — and how EVPN fixes it

2026-08-08 14:00
KubeVirt allows VMs to run on Kubernetes, but migrating them between clusters poses challenges. 🖥️ Live migration requires maintaining IP and MAC addresses, necessitating a stretched Layer 2 domain. Traditional setups demand extensive network changes, which can be time-consuming. The key obstacles are network requirements: a stretched L2 domain and a dedicated migration path to handle real-time memory state transfers. EVPN/VXLAN offers a solution, enabling efficient migration without altering...
Miguel Duarte Barroso

Five AI rivals just backed a shared plugin standard. Here’s why it matters for developers.

2026-08-08 13:50
OpenAI, AWS, Cursor, GitHub, and Microsoft have united to support Agent Plugins 1.0.0, a new standard for reusable AI components. 🤝 This portable package format aims to enhance AI agents by making their skills and servers easily shareable across various platforms. Developers can now benefit from a unified structure, promoting collaboration and efficiency. 📦 Vercel initiated this proposal, highlighting its importance for developers in creating extensions and ensuring compatibility among...
Adrian Bridgwater

AI skills start on laptops. Enterprises inherit the mess.

2026-08-08 13:00
AI skills in enterprises can become chaotic, as noted by Sagar Batchu, CEO of Speakeasy. Skills often start as personal projects, leading to scattered libraries without clear ownership or versioning. 🧩 To address this, Speakeasy introduced Skills Management, centralizing skill registration and ensuring version control for better oversight. This aims to help organizations manage their growing libraries effectively. 🔍 #AISkills #SkillManagement #TechInnovation #EnterpriseSolutions #Speakeasy
David Eastman

Friday, August 07, 2026

Auto Mode will soon be the default in Claude Code — because humans can’t be trusted

2026-08-07 21:42
📢 Exciting news from Anthropic! Starting August 14, auto mode will become the default for Claude Code users. This mode allows Claude to determine when human intervention is necessary, reducing the burden of constant permission prompts. Research shows that users approve 97% of prompts reflexively, often missing dangerous commands. In contrast, Claude in auto mode identifies 89% of these risks. This update aims to enhance safety and efficiency, allowing users to focus on critical tasks....
Frederic Lardinois

The AI model OpenAI won’t release yet — and what it found in testing

2026-08-07 20:56
🚫 OpenAI is pausing work on its upcoming AI model, Astra, due to concerns over its cybersecurity capabilities. Testing revealed that Astra may have reached a new critical cybersecurity threshold, prompting the company to enhance security measures and conduct further evaluations. This move reflects OpenAI's commitment to ensuring safety in AI development. #OpenAI #Cybersecurity #AI #Astra #TechNews
Amanda Caswell

The npm attack that turned provenance attestations into camouflage

2026-08-07 18:31
🚨 A recent npm supply-chain attack has impacted over 400 packages, including Keyv and Cacheable. Researchers found attackers used stolen developer credentials to release malicious versions of software. This trend highlights vulnerabilities in trusted publishing workflows. The malware, a variant of the Mini Shai-Hulud worm, exploited npm's preinstall hooks to run before security checks. It could request its own tokens, complicating provenance verification. Stay vigilant! 🔒💻...
Amanda Caswell

Meta’s new coding agent is cheap (but it’ll cost you your data).

2026-08-07 18:17
📢 Meta has introduced Muse Code, its new coding agent aimed at simplifying software engineering tasks like code writing and validation. This agent is powered by the latest Muse Spark 1.2, promising enhancements in code generation and debugging. Notably, it's priced lower than competitors like Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex. 💰 However, to access the lowest pricing, users must share their coding data with Meta, raising concerns for many engineering leaders about data privacy and...
Meredith Shubel

Coinbase, Shopify and Ramp all built their own coding agents. All three still pay Anthropic.

2026-08-07 18:16
Enterprise engineering teams are aligning on a shared architecture for AI-assisted software development. Companies like Coinbase, Shopify, and Ramp have developed internal coding agents, yet they still rely on models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google for reasoning. These agents focus on workflow orchestration and tool access rather than replacing existing commercial tools. Each platform—Forge, River, and Inspect—serves similar functions, integrating various tools to enhance developer...
Janakiram MSV

Upgrade OpenShift AI faster using an AI coding assistant

2026-08-07 14:56
🚀 Red Hat's IT AI Platforms team recently upgraded OpenShift AI from version 2.25.5 to 3.3.2, a complex task that they accomplished in just 8 weeks using an AI coding assistant. This approach, which typically would take 6 months with multiple engineers, reduced engineering effort by about 60%. The upgrade involved a new architecture and tools to ensure zero data loss and minimal user impact. Learn more about their innovative methodology! #OpenShiftAI #RedHat #AI #TechUpgrade #Innovation
Dasharath Masirkar

CVE-2026-63077: Additional Guidance Following Reports of Active Exploitation

2026-08-07 13:22
🚨 **Important Update on CVE-2026-63077** 🚨 Since our last announcement on July 27, 2026, there are reports of active exploitation targeting unpatched TeamCity servers. Immediate action is recommended for those who haven't updated to TeamCity 2025.11.7 or 2026.1.3. TeamCity Cloud users do not need to take any action as mitigations are already applied. For further details on updates and security patch plugins, please refer to the original announcement. #CyberSecurity #TeamCity...
Daniel Gallo

The “AI kill switch” assumes you know what you are trying to shut down

2026-08-07 13:00
The concept of an "AI kill switch" has gained attention as a way to address fears surrounding AI autonomy. With AI systems becoming more complex, people seek assurance that they can intervene if risks arise. Recent incidents have prompted bipartisan efforts to ensure AI companies maintain shutdown capabilities. However, the challenge lies in determining what exactly gets shut down, given the interconnected nature of modern AI systems. This complexity raises important questions for...
Robin Tatam

JetBrains Academy – July Digest

2026-08-07 08:23
🚀 Exciting updates from JetBrains Academy! Kotlin celebrates its 15th anniversary, and IntelliJ IDEA Conf has an impressive lineup worth your attention. 📚 New learning opportunities include Ardit Sulce’s Gen AI Engineer Bootcamp for building AI apps in PyCharm and a pandas course that offers hands-on coding experience. Join the celebration and enhance your skills! #JetBrains #Kotlin #AI #Learning #Coding
Sargis Avagyan

Wednesday, August 05, 2026

Google’s four AI departures: “We wanted to build something differently”

2026-08-05 18:44
Google is undergoing significant changes in its AI leadership as it aims to enhance its pace in the competitive landscape. DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis will transition to a new role, while key engineers are leaving to establish a new automated research lab called Discovery Loop. Google will remain a founding investor in this initiative. These changes reflect a strategic shift to speed up AI product deployment, with a focus on developing infrastructure and hardware closely aligned with...
Amanda Caswell

The 800 mistakes that could reshape Meta’s AI coding strategy

2026-08-05 18:06
Meta is mobilizing its software engineers to enhance internal AI coding tools by correcting code through its platform, MetaCode. 🖥️ Last month, VP Maher Saba encouraged engineers to submit code fixes weekly. These contributions have already improved Muse Spark 1.1 and will assist in training the new model, Watermelon. So far, over 800 fixes have been submitted by 7,000 users. 🔧 MetaCode allows the company to analyze the coding process, identifying mistakes and corrections made by engineers....
Amanda Caswell

Beyond Volume: Countering the Stealth Tactics of Modern DDoS Attacks

2026-08-05 15:28
Modern DDoS attacks have become stealthier, utilizing tactics that challenge traditional defenses. 🚫💻 Cisco Secure DDoS Edge Protection employs real-time machine learning to detect and mitigate these threats effectively. Key attack methods include Pulse Attacks, Carpet Bombing, and Outbound attacks, which can bypass legacy systems. Learn how advanced solutions are essential in today's evolving threat landscape. 📈🔍 #CyberSecurity #DDoS #Cisco #TechTrends #NetworkSecurity
Raja Kolagatla

Every software company will become a dev tools company

2026-08-05 14:00
The role of software engineers is evolving as machines take on more coding tasks. Engineers may soon be categorized as product engineers, focusing on customer-facing products, and platform engineers, who create tools for the product engineers. This shift emphasizes the importance of platform engineering in reducing friction in the development process. Insights from experts highlight that as teams adopt AI-driven tools, the need for shared platforms becomes crucial to streamline workflows. The...
Ankit Jain

Go 1.27 Release Party – Free Online Event With the Go Team

2026-08-05 13:50
🎉 Join the Go community on August 25 at 4:00 pm UTC for a free online event celebrating the release of Go 1.27! Hosted by Ainsley Clark and Jesús Espino, the event will feature insights from the Go team, including the creators of Go. Expect discussions on key changes, live demos, and community reactions. Don't miss out on this chance to connect with fellow developers! #GoLang #Go127 #DeveloperCommunity #CodingEvent #OnlineGathering
Dominika Stankiewicz

Java Annotated Monthly – August 2026

2026-08-05 12:30
🌟 July was a busy month for the tech world! The latest issue of Java Annotated Monthly highlights fresh releases, Kotlin updates, AI experiments, and useful tutorials. This month features Donald Raab, a Java Champion and author of the book "Eclipse Collections Categorically." He shares insights on Java programming and open source contributions. Don’t miss the blog post "The Official Java Documentary" by Stuart Marks and the archive of 77 Duke’s Corner Podcasts, showcasing valuable Java...
Irina Mariasova

The Pulse: Bending Spoons' Acquisition Strategy

2026-08-05 11:45
Bending Spoons recently acquired Airtable for $1.285B, less than its previous funding and valuation. This move reflects a trend where struggling companies opt for cash buyouts rather than attempting a turnaround. 💰 The company is known for streamlining operations post-acquisition, often reducing staff and improving product efficiency. For instance, after acquiring Evernote, they transformed its outdated infrastructure into a more efficient, cloud-native setup. ⚙️ This approach does raise...
Gergely Orosz

Qodana User Spotlight: Meet Fullstack Software Engineer Drew Penrod

2026-08-05 08:17
🌟 Meet Drew Penrod, a fullstack software engineer focused on developing phones for kids using Samsung Galaxy hardware. His team creates an Android-based platform that helps parents manage apps, contacts, and screen time. As the company grew, maintaining code quality and security became vital. Drew introduced Qodana to tackle challenges in consistent enforcement of coding standards and security compliance. In his role, he emphasizes the importance of automated checks and static analysis to...
Kerry Beetge

Trace Kubernetes resources for llm-d model serving

2026-08-05 07:01
Deploying AI inference services on Red Hat AI using Amazon EKS involves key Kubernetes resources. The process begins with the setup of gateway and controller pods that handle inference requests. Two model deployments showcase basic and intelligent routing capabilities. The LLMInferenceService YAML configuration is crucial for defining the model, replicas, and GPU resources. Explore how KServe optimizes model serving for large language models with advanced routing features. #Kubernetes #AI...
Alexa Griffith

Testing modern hash table designs in OVN and OVS

2026-08-05 03:01
🚀 During my internship at Red Hat, I explored improving hashmap performance in OVN and OVS by analyzing modern hash table designs. 🧩 My research built on a project by Rosemarie O'Riorden, who tested a new hashmap design. We compared its performance with existing implementations, focusing on metrics like insert and search times. 🔍 I also investigated Swiss tables, known for their efficiency, and created a new C library called dshmap for better integration. 📊 Benchmarks showed that while some...
Nicholas Hubbard

Tuesday, August 04, 2026

Your AI strategy needs a trusted ecosystem: Enter Cisco Compatible Solutions for AI

2026-08-04 21:14
🚀 AI success requires more than just models; it needs a trusted ecosystem. Cisco Compatible Solutions for AI focus on building dependable, scalable applications by combining infrastructure, data, and industry expertise. Organizations are shifting towards comprehensive AI strategies, recognizing that a connected tech ecosystem enhances project success. 💡 A strong foundation increases the likelihood of moving initiatives into production and achieving measurable outcomes. #AI #Cisco...
Jeremy Foster

CSPM adoption jumped 60%. Tickets stayed open.

2026-08-04 19:48
Cloud security findings become effective only when prioritized and managed properly. A lack of regular processes can lead to unresolved issues, creating an impression of negligence among busy security leaders. Jon Rose, CISO at IOmergent, emphasizes that teams care about security but are often overwhelmed. While detection is simple, execution remains a challenge. The rise in Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) adoption highlights the need for consistent visibility in the face of...
Megan Carnegie

Today’s Codex will feel “primitive” by fall — and its own team’s roadmap backs it up

2026-08-04 18:30
🚀 Thibault Sottiaux from OpenAI predicts that today's Codex will appear "primitive" in just a few months. He highlights a major evolution in AI use is on the horizon, noting that future models will require more than just a laptop to function effectively. OpenAI's upcoming acquisition of Ona aims to enhance Codex's capabilities by allowing it to operate in secure cloud environments. Stay tuned for more developments! 🌐💻 #OpenAI #Codex #AI #TechNews #Innovation
Amanda Caswell

OpenAI’s Astra just proved 10 long-standing math and science theorems. The tokens cost $2,000.

2026-08-04 17:57
OpenAI recently announced that its internal version of Astra has successfully provided machine-verified proofs for 10 long-standing math and science theorems. 💡🔍 The estimated cost for this achievement was around $2,000 in GPT-5.6 Sol API tokens. This pricing insight allows developers to better understand the potential costs of future AI reasoning capabilities. It's important to note that these results still require human mathematicians for further review. OpenAI has not yet released the...
Amanda Caswell

Beyond VLAs: How World Action Models Reshape Robot Manipulation

2026-08-04 16:00
🚀 A recent article discusses advancements in robotics, focusing on the shift from vision-language-action (VLA) models to world action models (WAM). WAMs address the challenge of generalizing policies by incorporating a video world model, enhancing a robot's ability to predict scene dynamics, unlike VLAs that primarily focus on semantic understanding. This evolution allows robots to better adapt to new conditions and tasks by leveraging physics knowledge. The NVIDIA Cosmos 3 model serves as a...
Michelle Horton

Claude, Gemini, and GPT-5 can handle every SDLC task. Almost none of them should.

2026-08-04 16:00
AI is transforming software development, shifting focus from security concerns to system design. Organizations are learning that AI is not just a productivity tool but a new architectural layer. As AI moves into production, risks increase, leading to the need for governance and oversight. The future of software delivery is a supply chain model, where different AI systems handle specific tasks, such as planning, coding, testing, and compliance. This approach ensures efficiency and control in...
Jeff Michael

dotInsights | August 2026

2026-08-04 15:55
Ever wondered why C# uses a semicolon to end statements? 🖥️ It traces back to its C/C++ roots, which in turn were influenced by Algol, where the semicolon served to separate statements. In natural language, the semicolon connects related clauses, much like how programming statements relate to one another. Check out the latest insights on .NET and software development in the August 2026 edition of dotInsights! 🔗 #CSharp #DotNet #SoftwareDevelopment #Programming #JetBrains
Matt Ellis