Author: The Tech Guy

Accomplish AI showed Claude Cowork could escape a VM sandbox via Linux zero‑day CVE‑2026‑46331Agent accessed host Mac files, risking exfiltration of SSH keys, cloud credentials, and moreAnthropic shifted Cowork to default cloud execution; local users must harden configs to mitigate exposureRecent news of a ChatGPT agent escaping the sandbox and attacking services on the internet raised quite a few eyebrows, but it seems it’s not the only one capable of running wild. Security researchers Accomplish AI are saying they achieved similar results with Anthropic’s Claude Cowork.In a new report, the researchers said they ran a local session in a Mac-hosted…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech An eye implant that can help blind people see again is poised to hit the market — in Europe, at least. On Wednesday, the US-based Science Corporation announced that it had received approval from the European Union to treat patients with its vision-restoring bionic eye device, called Prima, in a huge step towards the commercialization of the technology. “We have a cochlear implant for vision now,” CEO Max Hodak told Stat News. Science Corp’s device is designed to treat advanced macular degeneration, a…

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Most people don’t spend too much time deciding which laptop bag to buy for school. They usually buy the cheapest one on the shelf and hope it’ll hold up. Then a few weeks into the semester, the laptop has an unexplained ding, the strap seams start to give, the main zipper won’t close, and the side pocket has already stretched out and no longer keeps the water bottle secure. Something you use every day deserves more than an afterthought, but that doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune on a backpack that’ll last. Back-to-school season is when well-built bags,…

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Microsoft Scout is Microsoft’s latest agentic tool, offering an always-on way to automate workflows across Microsoft 365 and your local environment. However, when signing in to this tool, several users have reported the “GitHub code expired” sign-in loop error. Since Scout requires a GitHub Copilot Business or Enterprise license linked to your account, this error becomes […] This article GitHub Code Expired Sign-In Loop in Microsoft Scout [Fix] first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

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vivo will unveil the X300 E as the newest member of the X300 series in China on July 27. vivo already revealed the X300 E’s design, and now it has posted a video trailer, showing the smartphone from multiple angles while also confirming its chipset. The vivo X300 E will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC, and fueling the entire package will be a 7,200 mAh battery. The smartphone will feature a triple camera setup on the rear, including a periscope telephoto unit. vivo also partnered with ZEISS for the imaging on the X300 E; however, it’s…

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When did Tesla FSD 15 get installed into Robotaxi? Screenshot It happened 2 month ago and Tesla slowed the unsupervised robotaxi program to reset and work with the new software. Tesla said they had 380,000 miles without notable incident, which also coincides with the amount of unsupervised robotaxi miles of the last 2 months. Clearly Tesla FSD 15 is a step change in safety and perfecting seven major streams of improvement will result in a system which will scale to beyond Waymo levels of the next 4-9 months. It will interesting to see if when they are at 300-2000 unsupervised…

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Samsung skipped a Watch Ultra in 2025 in favor of the Classic; now it’s the Ultra’s turn to shine and the Classic’s time to wait. Meet the Galaxy Watch Ultra2, the same wearable but better in the most important way – battery life! Samsung brought the battery up to 800mAh (up from 590mAh, or a 35% increase), which is the most on any Galaxy smartwatch (and pretty big compared to most watches). Samsung says you can get 60 hours out of the bigger battery, which is a lot for a Wear OS smartwatch (and laughable compared to something like the…

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Charge your phone from a brand-new 20,000mAh power bank and do the arithmetic. If your phone has a 5,000mAh battery, that brick should fill it four times. Instead, it manages two and a half, perhaps three, before giving up. It’s easy to blame cheap cells or an inflated marketplace listing, but a legitimate power bank may genuinely contain the advertised capacity. The problem is that the number describes its internal cells before energy is converted, transmitted, and stored in your phone. The lie, if there is one, is the implication that its 20,000mAh can be compared directly with your phone’s…

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Robert Triggs / Android AuthorityThe impact of AI was much further-reaching than first imagined — and in the opposite direction. AI data centers are devouring memory chips, leading to a shortage across the industry, including consumer devices. We have seen products run out of stock (in the case of the Mac Mini) and even serious price hikes on top of already expensive OEM storage options. Having ample onboard storage is actually becoming a luxury feature that not everyone can easily afford.This is a problem that we had solved long ago but are pretending to ignore the solution that sits right…

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SentinelOne has built what it calls the first long-horizon reverse-engineering benchmark for frontier AI models, using its own investigation into the recently documented Fast16 malware as the test case.  Fast16, detailed by SentinelOne’s SentinelLabs in April, is a 2005 Windows malware designed to interfere with LS-DYNA, engineering software that appears to have been used by Iran as part of its nuclear weapons development program. Similar to the notorious Stuxnet, which it predates, Fast16 may have been developed by the United States and used to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program.  SentinelLabs’ researchers have put to the test OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 and latest GPT-5.6…

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