7 Best Cloud Backup Software for Protecting Your Files in 2027

Compare seven cloud backup software options by backup scope, device coverage, storage fit, and ease of use to find the right match.

The Pulse: Anthropic Kills The Coding Interview

A hiring manager at Anthropic says their team stopped using coding questions after finding they provided no useful hiring signal.

What Anthropic’s Claude Usage Limit Change Means For You

A report says Anthropic removed one Claude usage limit for some users, but the limit, eligible accounts and rollout timing are unspecified.

A Supply Chain Attack Put Malicious AI Extensions On Thousands Of Devices

A WIRED headline reports a supply chain attack involving malicious Claude extensions, but the affected software, device count and user impact remain unclear.

Telegram’s $350 Channel: A Jab At Musk On X?

A headline describes a $350 Telegram channel offer as a jab at Elon Musk’s X, but its terms, audience and exact wording are not available.

How Reddit’s Login Wall Could Change The Way You Browse

Reddit plans to test login restrictions outside the U.S. in late 2026, then expand them globally. The company has not set a rollout date.

DoorDash’s Order Volume Highlights The Gap In AI-Powered Shopping

DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said outside AI agents have generated several hundred orders, against 993 million orders on the platform in Q3 2026.

“Loser Thinking” At Proton? What’s Known About Its AI Push

Proton confirmed it wants staff to use AI more. 404 Media reports internal pressure over speed and code security; the CEO later cancelled staff re-interviews.

What A Swarm Of AI Agents Means For Company Website Security

Reuters and NorForge describe an AI-assisted campaign targeting more than 1,200 sites. The scale, data impact and attacker identity remain unclear.

How To Respond To AI That Can Turn Firefox Fixes Into Attacks

Epoch AI says GLM 5.3 built attacks against six Firefox releases using public security fixes. Mozilla patched a related flaw in Firefox 159.