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GOOGLE EXPANDS DOD AI DEAL FOR ALL GOVERNMENT USE

Google signed an agreement allowing the U.S. Department of Defense to deploy Google's AI for any lawful government purpose, according to The Information. The Pentagon's AI chief confirmed to CNBC that the DoD is expanding its use of Google Gemini, though he noted concerns about vendor overreliance.

► WHY IT MATTERS: This signals major tech-defense integration while raising questions about concentration risk in critical AI infrastructure.

CRITICAL RCE FLAW DISCOVERED IN GITHUB

Security firm Wiz published a breakdown of CVE-2026-3854, a remote code execution vulnerability in GitHub that has generated significant community discussion on Hacker News with 137 points and 38 comments.

► A GitHub RCE affects the core infrastructure where developers store and collaborate on code, making this a foundational supply-chain risk.

38 CRITICAL FLAWS FOUND IN WIDELY-USED HEALTHCARE PLATFORM

Security researcher AISLE discovered 38 critical vulnerabilities in OpenEMR, healthcare software used by approximately 100,000 providers globally, exposing patient data and system integrity across the industry.

► Healthcare is a top attack target; vulnerabilities in software serving 100k providers create cascading exposure across hospital networks.

WARP TERMINAL GOES OPEN SOURCE

Warp, a modern terminal application built for developers, has been open-sourced on GitHub, generating 147 points and 66 comments from the developer community.

► Open-sourcing Warp removes proprietary lock-in and invites community contributions to a widely-used developer tool, signaling a shift in monetization strategy for dev tools.