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Flaw in Adobe Extension With 300M Installs Enabled WhatsApp Data Theft

Security Week - Wed, 07/22/2026 - 10:22am

An attacker only needed to convince the targeted user to visit a malicious website to exfiltrate WhatsApp messages and contacts.

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When Identity Verification Fails: Lessons from a Real-World SIM Swap and Near Account Takeover

Security Week - Wed, 07/22/2026 - 10:00am

Identity confidence changes throughout every interaction and should be reassessed continuously as new risk signals emerge.

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An urgent question relating to the disbandment of DSIT has put the new administration under pressure to clarify funding and strategy for AI and science

Computer Weekly Feed - Wed, 07/22/2026 - 9:39am
An urgent question relating to the disbandment of DSIT has put the new administration under pressure to clarify funding and strategy for AI and science
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Why haven't volumetric displays taken off?

Hacker News - Wed, 07/22/2026 - 9:32am

I see volumetric displays at conferences, in advertising, and super niche use cases.

It's usually something like the Voxon or Hypervsn, or some lesser known fog display.

It looks cool in person. Not sure if it's too expensive, hard to use, or just not solving a real problem.

But I'm curious why hasn't this stuff taken off?

Are volumetric displays a dead space? Is anyone on HN working on this stuff or seen anything interesting in volumetric display tech?

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Show HN: WakeWire – Push GitHub, Gmail and Slack Events into Local Codex Threads

Hacker News - Wed, 07/22/2026 - 9:25am

Author here. When working on optimising my workflow, I noticed that some of the now famous ‘loops’ for Codex agents were loops that burned tokens to discover nothing happened. This is true especially for some workflows such as having a Chief of Staff thread checking emails etc.

WakeWire is a small local daemon that inverts this. Events (GitHub webhooks, Gmail via IMAP IDLE, Slack Socket Mode, any signed webhook like Linear, Sentry, etc.) get injected as turns into your existing Codex threads. The agent sleeps until something actually happens.

We’re using Codex's app-server. Speaking to it directly (instead of scraping codex exec) gets us real busy-detection and turn-completed signals. Additionally, the daemon can host a shared app-server that "codex --remote" attaches to, so you can watch events wake your thread and tokens stream in live.

Unfortunately this isn’t allowed in the Codex App since that runs an embedded app-server that can't attach externally, so live view is CLI-only.

Would love feedback!

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