Both August client and server-side updates ship with empty known-issues lists. This may change over the coming days so checking back to the Microsoft Security Update Guide (MSRC) may be prudent.

Let’s cut right to the chase: yes, you absolutely can use Visual Studio Code for free. This isn’t some trial period, some limited ‘community edition’ that locks away essential features, or a ...

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 ...

ZStack today announced the open-source release of ZSvirt, an enterprise virtualization platform. Effective immediately, any organization or developer ...

ZSvirt is available for production use at no license cost, matches ZStack's commercial edition in features and supported ...

Discover the best free SIEM tools for 2026, ideal for budget-conscious CIOs. Enhance your cybersecurity strategy with open-source solutions that provide top-tier threat detection without hefty ...

Meta's Muse Code runs in your terminal, coordinates subagents, and survives crashes—but lags behind on the benchmarks that ...

SMOKE#SCREEN uses fake Adobe and Zoom updates, document lures, and trusted cloud services to install ScreenConnect for persistent remote access.

DOUBLECUP hides malware stages in cached PNG files, then uses ClickFix commands to deliver CountLoader variants and the ...

Tom Fenton tackles seven free and open-source AI tools bring local chat, coding, voice, design and research capabilities to personal computers and self-hosted environments.