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Nov 9, 2026
Claude Code's 'Don't Ask Again' Exposed 2,539 Secrets on GitHub
Security firm Apiiro found that Claude Code's "don't ask again" feature stores passwords, API keys, and SSH logins in plain text in a local settings file — and over 1,000 copies ended up in public GitHub repositories. Anthropic's Claude Code lead acknowledged the issue but existing fixes may not fully solve it.
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Nov 9, 2026
OpenAI Acquires Pierre to Build End-to-End Dev Platform in Codex
OpenAI is acquiring Pierre Computer Company, maker of Code Storage and open-source Git tools Trees and Diffs, to transform Codex from an AI coding assistant into a full-spectrum development platform. The deal brings Pierre's source control, code review, and project organization tools into Codex, building on OpenAI's recently launched Pando Git backend.
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Nov 8, 2026
AI Auditors Catch Agent Misbehavior But Flood Reviewers With False Alarms
A new study finds frontier AI models can catch nearly all reward hacking in agent logs, but false alarms pile up so fast at scale that human reviewers would drown in noise — getting 3,000 false warnings for every 2,000 real incidents.
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TCS Tightens Freshers Intake: Only 25,000 Offers as IT Hiring Slows
TCS has extended just 25,000 fresher offers for the fiscal year 2027, marking a significant reduction from 44,000 in FY26. The decision reflects a cautious approach in response to uncertain demand and macroeconomic challenges, echoing broader hiring trends across the IT sector in India. This move highlights a shift towards experienced lateral hires as companies like Infosys and Wipro also slow campus hiring. Despite challenges, TCS remains adaptable, aiming for balance between prudent scaling and emerging tech investment.
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Apr 9, 2026
AI Gears Up as Indian IT Giants Slash US Jobs Amidst Digital Transformation
In a significant move, top Indian IT firms are shedding jobs in the US, driven by the swift embrace of AI and sluggish deal-making. AI's role in automating tasks has enabled companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro to downsize their US workforce, aligning with industry shifts towards efficiency and cost-cutting.
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Apr 3, 2026
Trump vs. H-1B: The Battle Over Visas and American Jobs
Dive into the heated controversies surrounding the H-1B visa program during the Trump era—a contentious battle over foreign talent and American opportunities. From tech workers' displacement stories to ambitious reforms and economic implications, explore the dramatic shifts and polarizing debates that continue to shape the U.S. workforce landscape.
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