Microsoft Corp. is expanding a source-code sharing program for its Windows CE mobile operating system and giving users and software developers the ability to alter the code, provided that they do so ...

Nearly 2,000 internal files were briefly leaked after ‘human error’, raising fresh security questions at the AI company ...

The SoURCE CODE program is seeking to provide novel technologies to assist forensic experts in making determinations of the most likely attackers, based on coding styles. The program will explore full ...

And the funny thing is, it seems like it's completely legal.

Microsoft is also in serious talks to extend the Shared Source Initiative program to ISVs. In an interview with CRN, Microsoft Shared Source Product Manager Jason Matusow said expanding source code ...

It says it is, but the reality is a little blurry.

A routine software update for Anthropic's Claude Code tool accidentally leaked its entire source code, sparking rapid community response. Within hours, a developer rewrote the tool in Python and then ...

The high cost of finding and patching application flaws is well known. Wouldn’t it be cheaper to write secure code in the first place? One of the fastest growing areas in the software security ...

Anthropic has exposed Claude Code's source code, with a packaging error triggering a rapid chain reaction across GitHub and ...

Computer engineers and programmers have long relied on reverse engineering as a way to copy the functionality of a computer program without copying that program’s copyright-protected code directly.

Anthropic accidentally leaks Claude Code source via npm package, exposing internal architecture and unreleased features.