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OpenBSD 8.0 ships as 61st release with kernel and architecture upgrades

The OpenBSD project released version 8.0 on October 20, 2026, marking its 61st release. The update brings architecture-specific improvements across amd64, arm64, riscv64, sparc64 and luna88k, including a larger amd64 kernel address space, faster swap encryption via AES instructions, hibernate support on arm64, and new RISC-V extensions support. The project also retired support for the loongson architecture.

Autheo's THEO token loses 92% after suspected bridge exploit despite three audits

Autheo's THEO token had been reviewed by Halborn, CertiK and Avelar Labs, but on October 13, 2026 a suspected bridge exploit allowed 19 million unauthorized tokens onto Base. THEO's price dropped from about $0.08 to around $0.006 within a day, and the attacker reportedly swapped the minted tokens for roughly 700.8 ETH, worth about $1.76 million, though that figure hasn't been confirmed on-chain. Autheo has told users to avoid buying, selling or bridging THEO while it investigates.

CloudNC secures $20M to expand AI-driven CNC machining software

UK startup CloudNC has closed a $20 million Series B extension, pushing its total funding to $128 million, four years after its last major raise. The company's flagship product, CAM Assist, integrates with existing CAM systems like Autodesk Fusion and Mastercam to help machinists automatically select tools, cutting paths, and speeds for CNC machining tasks.

Google's Antigravity terms warn third-party tool use could trigger account suspension

Google's new Antigravity coding assistant carries terms of service stating that using it through unauthorized third-party integrations may lead to suspension of a user's Google account. A Google representative pushed back publicly on claims mischaracterizing the policy, saying critics were misrepresenting how it actually works and noting internal discussions about eventually allowing the harness and subscription to work with other surfaces.