🚨 BREAKING: Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.8 a day ago just 41 days after 4.7.
The jump in six weeks:
agentic coding 64.3% → 69.2%
knowledge work 1753 → 1890.
It also overtook GPT-5.5 on financial analysis and knowledge work, the two benchmarks where 4.7 had trailed.
The jump in six weeks:
agentic coding 64.3% → 69.2%
knowledge work 1753 → 1890.
It also overtook GPT-5.5 on financial analysis and knowledge work, the two benchmarks where 4.7 had trailed.
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❗️ John Daghita, the 22-year-old accused of stealing $46 million in crypto from the US Marshals Service, has been cleared by a French court for fast-tracked extradition to the United States.
He was arrested March 4 in a luxury villa on Saint-Martin in a joint FBI and GIGN operation, caught "by ruse and without incident." Agents seized computers, crypto wallet credentials, several phones, around 250,000 euros in cash, and a loaded Glock. The full $46 million was recovered.
He allegedly pulled it off using privileged access tied to his father's federal contracting firm, which held a US government contract to manage seized cryptocurrency. He got caught after blockchain investigator ZachXBT traced the funds, reportedly tipped off when Daghita flexed a $23M wallet on Telegram.
Daghita requested his own extradition at his first hearing on May 21, saying he wants to explain himself to US courts.
He was arrested March 4 in a luxury villa on Saint-Martin in a joint FBI and GIGN operation, caught "by ruse and without incident." Agents seized computers, crypto wallet credentials, several phones, around 250,000 euros in cash, and a loaded Glock. The full $46 million was recovered.
He allegedly pulled it off using privileged access tied to his father's federal contracting firm, which held a US government contract to manage seized cryptocurrency. He got caught after blockchain investigator ZachXBT traced the funds, reportedly tipped off when Daghita flexed a $23M wallet on Telegram.
Daghita requested his own extradition at his first hearing on May 21, saying he wants to explain himself to US courts.
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❗️🚨 BREAKING: Security researchers are now handing Nightmare-Eclipse vulnerabilities for free, in what looks like both a show of support and a reaction to how Microsoft treats researchers. First up: "Bitskrieg," violates Secure Boot trust and fully bypasses BitLocker.
It seems aimed squarely at Microsoft's recent blog, where the company said its Digital Crimes Unit would bring cases against threat actors "and those that enable their criminal activity," language many researchers read as a threat pointed at them.
It seems aimed squarely at Microsoft's recent blog, where the company said its Digital Crimes Unit would bring cases against threat actors "and those that enable their criminal activity," language many researchers read as a threat pointed at them.
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❗️ Google wants to release up to 64 million male mosquitoes in Florida and California, infected with a bacteria that makes them mate with wild females and produce eggs that never hatch.
The plan comes from Verily's "Debug" project. The released males carry Wolbachia, a naturally occurring bacteria (not genetic engineering). Males don't bite, so the releases shouldn't add to the biting. But when they mate with wild females, the eggs fail to hatch, suppressing the population over time.
The scale: up to 16 million males per state each year, for two years. That's up to 64 million total across both states. The EPA is reviewing the experimental use permit and has flagged it as potentially of "regional and national significance," which is why it opened public comment.
The technique isn't new. Wolbachia-based control has been trialed for years, and the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District is already testing a similar approach.
Source: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/04/20/2026-07625/pesticide-experimental-use-permit-receipt-of-application-comment-request-february-2026
The plan comes from Verily's "Debug" project. The released males carry Wolbachia, a naturally occurring bacteria (not genetic engineering). Males don't bite, so the releases shouldn't add to the biting. But when they mate with wild females, the eggs fail to hatch, suppressing the population over time.
The scale: up to 16 million males per state each year, for two years. That's up to 64 million total across both states. The EPA is reviewing the experimental use permit and has flagged it as potentially of "regional and national significance," which is why it opened public comment.
The technique isn't new. Wolbachia-based control has been trialed for years, and the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District is already testing a similar approach.
Source: https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/04/20/2026-07625/pesticide-experimental-use-permit-receipt-of-application-comment-request-february-2026
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Pesticide Experimental Use Permit; Receipt of Application; Comment Request (February 2026)
This notice announces EPA's receipt of an application 92643- EUP-E from Google LLC requesting an experimental use permit (EUP) for the Wolbachia pipientis wPip strain contained in live adult Aedes albopictus males. The Agency has determined that the permit…
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A United Airlines Boeing 767 made an emergency return to Newark because a 16-year-old passenger had named his personal Bluetooth speaker "BOMB."
United Flight 236 was heading to Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and was nearly two hours into the transatlantic crossing when the discoverable speaker name popped up on nearby phones in the cabin. A passenger flagged it, the crew looped in United's operations center in Chicago, and announcements began ordering everyone to turn off Bluetooth or the plane would turn back. After repeated warnings and a final one-minute ultimatum, two devices were still showing. The jet squawked 7700 and returned to Newark.
The aircraft was taxied to a remote stand and met by airport police and federal agents. Passengers deplaned with only passports and phones, leaving belongings on board, and were bussed back through TSA rescreening. The teen reportedly admitted the speaker was his and was taken into custody.
The same 767 eventually flew the route as a replacement, departing around 2:30 AM, roughly nine hours behind schedule. It's the second name-based scare on United this month, after a Wi-Fi hotspot reading "Free Palestine, F Zionists" drew an FBI warning from a pilot.
See photos: https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedairlines/comments/1tsk81w/ua_236_the_bluetooth_flight/?rdt=55081
United Flight 236 was heading to Palma de Mallorca, Spain, and was nearly two hours into the transatlantic crossing when the discoverable speaker name popped up on nearby phones in the cabin. A passenger flagged it, the crew looped in United's operations center in Chicago, and announcements began ordering everyone to turn off Bluetooth or the plane would turn back. After repeated warnings and a final one-minute ultimatum, two devices were still showing. The jet squawked 7700 and returned to Newark.
The aircraft was taxied to a remote stand and met by airport police and federal agents. Passengers deplaned with only passports and phones, leaving belongings on board, and were bussed back through TSA rescreening. The teen reportedly admitted the speaker was his and was taken into custody.
The same 767 eventually flew the route as a replacement, departing around 2:30 AM, roughly nine hours behind schedule. It's the second name-based scare on United this month, after a Wi-Fi hotspot reading "Free Palestine, F Zionists" drew an FBI warning from a pilot.
See photos: https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedairlines/comments/1tsk81w/ua_236_the_bluetooth_flight/?rdt=55081
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From the unitedairlines community on Reddit: UA 236 “The Bluetooth Flight”
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