Formlabs launches $699 open-platform resin printer
Formlabs launched the Form Studio 1, a $699 desktop resin 3D printer with an open platform that accepts third-party materials alongside its own. The machine prints detailed parts quickly, keeps fumes low, and carries a clean-air certification no other resin printer has earned. — formlabs.com
Massive leak exposes undercover Homeland Security agents
A data leak exposed records on 41,000 federal immigration and border workers, including undercover agents. The leaked material includes facility locations, personal phone numbers, and membership in surveillance and AI chatbot programs. — wired.com
Reframe daunting tasks as natural strengths
Reframing a difficult task as something you already do naturally makes it radically easier. Blogging and throwing parties served as templates that turned a keynote speech and a naming search into straightforward projects. — lesswrong.com
Weak randomness lets attackers crack PDF encryption
Several PDF programs generate their file-encryption keys from randomness spaces small enough to enumerate, in one case just nine bits of a timestamp. The flaw lets anyone decrypt protected documents without a password, and working decryptor tools are public. — v12.sh
Alpine rebuilds GitLab after near-successful attack
Alpine Linux rebuilt its GitLab instance from scratch after an attacker nearly exploited a critical vulnerability in regular-expression handling. The project found no evidence the attack succeeded or that its packages and releases were tampered with, and it reset every user password. — alpinelinux.org