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Coder's wush-action enables developers to establish secure SSH connections directly into GitHub Actions runners, transforming CI debugging by providing real-time terminal access. Using WireGuard tunnels and end-to-end encryption, this open-source tool eliminates the need for third-party trust while supporting Linux, Windows, and macOS runners.

Passkeys promise an end to phishing by leveraging FIDO2 authentication, but attackers are exploiting backup methods, legacy flows, and identity sprawl to bypass these defenses. This deep dive reveals the real-world techniques—from MFA downgrades to consent phishing—that compromise even the most advanced security setups, forcing developers and security teams to rethink identity management.

The FBI has confiscated 20 Bitcoin worth $2.4 million tied to the new Chaos ransomware group—a rebrand of the notorious BlackSuit operation with roots in the Conti cybercrime syndicate. This civil forfeiture follows attacks against Texas businesses and signals intensified law enforcement pressure on evolving ransomware affiliates.

ZDNET's hands-on review of Sony's massive 98-inch Bravia 5 Mini LED TV reveals stunning HDR performance and elite gaming capabilities, but its $6,000 price tag and sheer size demand careful consideration. While the Cognitive Processor XR delivers exceptional upscaling and motion handling, the experience highlights why pairing it with premium audio is essential for true cinematic immersion.

Microsoft's new Copilot Mode for Edge promises AI-powered browsing nirvana but delivers inconsistent results and hallucinations. Our deep dive reveals how it struggles against competitors like Google and Perplexity while raising critical questions about deploying experimental AI as a daily driver.

Amid Chrome's dominance and Edge's AI push, Firefox remains a powerhouse for privacy, customization, and open-source integrity. Contributor Lance Whitney details why developers and privacy-conscious users should reconsider this underdog browser.