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Noma Labs Details “SneakPeek”, a Now-Fixed Flaw That Let Claude Code Desktop’s Preview Pane Read Local Secrets
Noma Labs says a now-fixed Claude Code Desktop flaw let a poisoned file in the preview pane read local secrets. Anthropic rated it CVSS 8.7, High.
Apple Reportedly Will Announce a Smart Home Hub Called HomeView on Tuesday
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reportedly says Apple will announce a smart home hub called HomeView on Tuesday 13 October. Apple has not confirmed the product.
Broadcom and Oracle Credit-Insurance Prices Hit Records on AI Debt
Bloomberg reports record credit-insurance prices on Oracle and Broadcom as AI borrowing surges. What a credit default swap is, what "implied default risk" means, and what the numbers do not show.
DOJ Is Reviewing Whether Binance Complied With Its 2023 Settlement, Bloomberg Reports
Bloomberg News reports that the head of the DOJ's criminal division says officials are reviewing Binance's compliance with its 2023 agreement. He did not say Binance was in violation. What is known, what is not, and who said what.
Atlas Atomics Raises About $400 Million, Bloomberg Reports
Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar, that nuclear startup Atlas Atomics has raised about $400 million in a Series A at around a $1.9 billion valuation, led by General Catalyst with Andreessen Horowitz. The company has not confirmed it. Who Atlas is, what its own letter says, and what is not known.
Apple’s “Welcome Home” Launch on 13 October: What Is Confirmed and What Is Only Rumoured
Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak has posted "Welcome home. October 13.", and press have been invited to an "Apple Experience" in New York. Apple has named no products. A home hub with a display, a new Apple TV 4K, a refreshed HomePod mini and LG-made accessories are rumoured, not announced.
OpenAI’s Revenue Run Rate Is Reportedly Nearer $50bn, Not $70bn: What “Annualised” Means
Update, 9 Oct 2026: Bloomberg reports that OpenAI expects to reach or exceed $70bn in annualised revenue by the end of the year, citing people familiar with the matter. That is a projection, not current revenue, and OpenAI declined to comment. The Financial Times reports that OpenAI told investors its annualised revenue was "approaching $50 billion" at the end of September, about $20bn below figures reported last month. What "annualised" means, why OpenAI and Anthropic count differently, and what the report does not prove.
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