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GitHub Changelog

Dependabot now supports Python 3.15

You can now upgrade your projects to Python 3.15 and keep receiving Dependabot updates. Support for Python 3.15 is available to all github.com users and will be included in GitHub… The post Dependabot now supports Python 3.15 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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BleepingComputer

Police seizes over 100 servers in investment scam crackdown

European law enforcement authorities arrested seven suspects and seized more than 100 servers in a joint action targeting an unnamed company suspected of providing fraudulent trading websites to criminal gangs. [...]

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DZone

Java 27 Makes G1 the Default Everywhere: How to Test Your Small Containers Before You Upgrade

When JDK 27 was released on 15 September 2026, most of the attention went to compact object headers and post-quantum TLS. JEP 523 received less coverage, partly because its description sounds like housekeeping: G1 becomes the default garbage collector in all environments. For most applications, that changes nothing. For a specific class of container, it changes the collector silently, with no warning in the logs and no failure at startup.

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SecurityWeek

Android’s November 2026 Updates Patch Over 200 Vulnerabilities

The most severe is a critical flaw in Framework leading to remote code execution without user interaction. The post Android’s November 2026 Updates Patch Over 200 Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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