A weekly look at exploited flaws, exposed systems, supply-chain attacks, browser abuse, malware campaigns, and the security risks that mattered most.

August’s Patch Tuesday is a big one: 751 fixes, an exploited WinSock flaw and plenty of critical Windows, Office and Exchange issues.

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Spread the love“`html Visual Studio Code, or VS Code as it’s affectionately known, has become the undisputed heavyweight ...

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OpenAI’s ChatGPT desktop app reaches Linux in preview, combining ChatGPT, Work, and Codex for supported Ubuntu, Debian, and ...

VS Code model picker now allows users to switch between Anthropic and Copilot providers between turns reconfiguring the agent host. Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.133, an update to its ...

Visual Studio Code 1.133 is now available, and Microsoft is making its AI agent features easier to access without a GitHub account. Last week, Microsoft released Visual Studio Code 1.132, and the ...

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Vulnerabilities can lurk within production code for years or decades — and AI tools have opened a gateway to a glut of new long-hidden discoveries.

Microsoft's latest VS Code update adds provider switching and a GitHub-free entry path specifically for Claude sessions.

This week’s cybersecurity recap covers rogue AI behavior, an exploited Metabase zero-day, MCP supply-chain attacks, router backdoors, and more.