
New OpenSSL version 4.1 released with DTLS 1.3 support and speed improvements
The OpenSSL Project announced OpenSSL 4.1, bringing DTLS 1.3 support, GREASE implementation, and hardware-specific cryptographic optimizations. This releas
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The OpenSSL Project announced OpenSSL 4.1, bringing DTLS 1.3 support, GREASE implementation, and hardware-specific cryptographic optimizations. This releas

Decide how agents find each other, prove identity, and agree on message formats before you add a second agent.

The infrastructure for agentic commerce is being built at an unprecedented pace. Four major protocols...
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How the Internet Computer directly validates Bitcoin UTXOs and broadcasts raw transactions via P2P nodes.
When an AI agent buys something and the purchase goes wrong, the parties usually discover the same...
An agent retries a tool call. The tool call was a purchase. The merchant receives two valid orders....

If you're building AI applications, you've probably hit that wall: the sheer nightmare of integrating...
Reimplementing enough of the Kubernetes API that the real kubectl can't tell the difference. The surprise wasn't the resource schemas; it was that kubectl delegates its own output formatting to the server, and that a Quantity sent as a plain string decodes as zero on the client rather than erroring.

A side-by-side comparison of WebDAV and FTP for personal file sync, NAS access, and remote work. With a mount client, WebDAV wins almost every case.
The Model Context Protocol's new roadmap, published August 22, says its current authorization model assumes a human approving access in a browser while the real callers are increasingly cloud agents and sub-agents, and proposes cryptographic client b
The Model Context Protocol's July 28 release retires session IDs and the initialize exchange, turning every tool call into a single self-contained HTTP request that any server instance can answer.