Meta Fortifies Messaging Security: New Scam Detection and Passkey Integration Across Platforms
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Anthropic has expanded access to its Claude Code tool beyond the terminal with a new web interface and iOS mobile app. The company reportedly emphasizes security with isolated sandbox environments while making the tool available to Pro and Max plan subscribers during this research phase.
Anthropic has reportedly expanded access to its popular Claude Code tool with new web and mobile capabilities, according to recent announcements. Sources indicate developers can now access the coding assistant directly through a browser interface without needing to work within their terminal environment, marking a significant expansion of the tool’s accessibility.
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Microsoft has resolved what sources describe as one of its highest-rated security vulnerabilities affecting ASP.NET Core. The critical HTTP request smuggling bug could allow attackers to bypass security controls and access sensitive information. Security updates are now available for affected .NET and Visual Studio versions.
Microsoft has reportedly fixed what the company describes as one of its “highest ever” rated security vulnerabilities affecting its ASP.NET Core platform, according to recent security advisories. The critical flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-55315, received a severity score of 9.9 out of 10 and affected the Kestrel web server component.