Digital Life

October 23 analyses of the compromised LiteLLM 1.107.0 release explain how Python startup can activate credential theft and why removing the package is not enough.

Microsoft is gradually adding connected-phone actions and internet speed testing within Quick Settings in a Windows 11 Experimental preview.

Arc for macOS and Windows will stop working on December 22, 2026, so users need to import their data into Dia or export their tabs before then.

Proton has added Creations to Lumo, giving all users a canvas for documents, code and interactive web pages alongside their conversations.

From Prime Video’s split-screen viewing to Detail’s video-and-transcript workspace, Apple previews app layouts for its first foldable iPhone. Optimized releases are scheduled to begin October 23, with more updates to follow.

Waze’s The Cat in the Hat collaboration offers English voice guidance by Bill Hader and themed avatar and map-vehicle options worldwide.

Railway recommends precautionary credential rotation for all users after reporting that an unauthorized party may have obtained some decrypted environment-variable contents.

GitLab’s October 21 security release fixes a critical vulnerability that could allow unauthenticated users to execute arbitrary code on a server under certain conditions.

Google has outlined new scam defenses for Chrome users who enable Safe Browsing’s Enhanced Protection, including ClickFix command checks, suspicious-site warnings and broader server-side Gemini detection.

PHP has patched two critical remote code execution flaws. Website operators need the server’s PHP runtime fixed, even with Cloudflare WAF protection.