News sites are full of success stories about artificial intelligence in software development. But behind the scenes of major open-source projects, a deep sense of exhaustion is setting in. Just a few days ago, Linus Torvalds touched on a raw nerve in the context of the release candidate for Linux 7.1-rc4 in May 2026. The Linux kernel’s security lists are …
Phishing Shift: From the Unsuspecting User to the Uninformed Developer
The lines of defense in enterprise IT have shifted. While most security teams invest significant resources in securing their own code and training their traditional workforce, a gaping hole in the system often goes unnoticed: external dependencies. The trend clearly shows that attackers take the path of least resistance. Phishing is increasingly less likely to target the traditional office worker …



