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  1. A ransomware attack on SoftBank-owned IDC Frontier hit 495 organizations, disrupting JR East, police, logistics and e-commerce; up to 6.09 million records may be exposed. Telegram Desktop patched a critical flaw that let one malicious link steal sessions. A Haverford professor was charged with cyberstalking a Jewish colleague on X. Researchers found 981 suspected AI Russian war-propaganda tracks on major music platforms.

  2. CPython developers are exploring an optional Rust zlib in Python 3.16, while NumPy 2.5 ships np.searchsorted up to 25Γ— faster and advances abi3/Limited API work for cross-version wheels. Datadog unveiled an async-aware Python profiler that preserves asyncio task context and cuts overhead by over 60%. Also: VEX shell halved cold starts via lazy imports, and Glazer cut disposable-browser startup to ~2s.

  3. Margaret Hamilton, who led Apollo flight software and helped define software engineering, died at 90; her code was critical to the moon landing. OpenAI released 372 major math results, including a claimed proof of the Unique Games Conjecture, though proofs remain unreadable. A rare American chestnut grove in West Virginia faces possible clearing for a data center, and ICANN revealed 1,615 applications for new gTLDs.

  4. Paramount completed its $111B Warner Bros. Discovery merger, forming Skydance with Paramount+, HBO Max, CBS, CNN and sports assets, after the Supreme Court rejected a last-ditch block. Lawmakers introduced the Ban Flock Act to curb federal use of Flock license-plate cameras, while reports say Tumbler Ridge shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar used ChatGPT far more disturbingly than known, evading safeguards.

  5. Linux 7.4 is shaping up big: AMD Zen 6 gains BTB CTX isolation, Google Tensor G5 and Pixel 10 support land, and Intel’s rugged Panther Lake R gets broader enablement. Elsewhere, Mold 3.0 arrives after its Rust rewrite, Google proposes a major ZRAM rework for better memory savings, and Mesa developers weigh a formal governance council. Phoronix also compared ROCm vs. Vulkan for Llama.cpp local AI.

  6. Obelisk 0.42 introduces durable agent workflows with replayable history and layered sandbox permissions, while iroh pushes BLAKE3-verified streaming for permissionless global content discovery as IPFS Shipyard shuts down. NetBSD’s racoon2 IKE daemon gained RFC 7383 fragmentation, NAT-OA, better IPv6, and automated tests. Also: a Zig-based ncdu fork, self-hosted SSH/nginx HTTP tunnels, and a Go compiler trick for faster IPv4-to-IPv6 mapping.

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