😸 OpenAI found 948 Linux exploits

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GPT‑6 Cyber ↗ OpenAI’s cyber model, with vetted access for defenders

GPT-6 Cyber is OpenAI's security model, and it's the first thing they've rated Critical for cyber capability, which is their own top band and a step up from the High that GPT-5.6 Cyber carried. Pointed at the Linux kernel, it built working privilege escalation exploits for 948 separate vulnerabilities, against 166 for GPT-5.6 Sol on the same tooling. It also found 81 unknown high-severity flaws in Firefox that Mozilla has started patching, and nobody can simply sign up for any of it, with access running through a vetted program that wants an application, identity checks and MFA before it lets anyone near the thing.

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Loom ↗ Nobody writes good repro steps

Record for Agents hands your coding agent the context you would otherwise have typed out. Narrate the problem on screen and Loom captures the clicks, the pages you visited and what you said about them, then writes the lot up as a structured prompt. You review and edit that before it goes anywhere, which is the part most bug reports skip. From there the agent can draft the ticket, write the code or carry out the task itself. It is built into the new Loom for Mac and also runs in Chrome, and it is in open beta for Business + AI and Enterprise. Check out the demo.

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seam ↗ Turn your Mac's notch into a Dynamic Island

seam turns the notch on your MacBook into something closer to the Dynamic Island, so music, a focus timer, the calendar and the volume all sit up there, and you can hold a key and dictate into any app with the voice model running on your own Mac and nothing leaving it. It'll also tell you when Claude Code has finished. A good few of us now spend half the afternoon waiting on an agent to stop "combobulating," whatever that means, so I get why that one made the list, and it's $19.90 once for two Macs with a 48-hour trial that never asks for a card.

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Duly ↗ Press the orb, ramble, and everything gets organized

Duly is an iPhone app where you tap an orb and ramble at it, and what comes out the other side is sorted into reminders, lists, ideas and notes, so "call mom at 6, buy milk" lands as one reminder and one grocery item. Corrections go the same way, so you say you already bought the lemons and it crosses them off. You can ask it things as well, like what you still need from the store or what you spent this week, and the answer turns up above the orb where you can keep it as a note, with the daily sorting free and iCloud sync behind a Pro tier.

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