Microsoft has released its March Patch Tuesday update fixing 84 security vulnerabilities across major products like Windows, Office, SQL Server, Azure, and .NET. The update also addresses two publicly disclosed zero-day flaws and several critical remote code execution vulnerabilities.

CISA has added three Apple iOS vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after evidence of real-world exploitation. The flaws, linked to the Coruna exploit toolkit, highlight growing cybersecurity risks targeting iPhone users and mobile devices.

Amazon faced a widespread technical outage that prevented customers from logging in, viewing product prices, and completing purchases. The disruption lasted several hours and affected both the website and mobile apps, highlighting the challenges large tech platforms face in maintaining reliable digital infrastructure.

Machine learning is transforming scientific modeling by combining data-driven algorithms with traditional theoretical frameworks. This hybrid approach helps researchers analyze complex systems, improve prediction accuracy, and uncover new insights across fields such as climate science, medicine, and physics.

Terminal applications are evolving beyond static text. This guide explores how React and Ink enable rich, interactive terminal UIs—and why a batteries-included framework makes building scalable, maintainable CLI tools faster and easier.

Quantum computing is often cited as a future threat to Bitcoin, but current technology is nowhere near capable of breaking its cryptographic foundations. The real risks lie elsewhere.

Ubuntu 26.04 Snapshot 4 marks the final monthly development checkpoint before the LTS release enters beta. The build focuses on stability, testing, and release readiness ahead of Ubuntu’s April 2026 launch.

A sophisticated hacker leveraged Anthropic’s Claude AI to infiltrate Mexican government systems and steal sensitive data, highlighting how generative AI is reshaping the scale and speed of modern cyberattacks.