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    EigenOrbit Launches Open-Source eigenkit 1.0 for Quantum Computing▼EigenOrbit Releases Open-Source eigenkit 1.0 for Multi-Backend Quantum Execution✉newsTechnologySoftware4 d ago

    Quantum software company EigenOrbit has released eigenkit 1.0, an open-source toolkit for multi-backend quantum execution. The tool lets developers write quantum programs once and run them across different quantum hardware backends, addressing a key interoperability challenge in the fast-growing quantum computing ecosystem. As an open-source release, it is aimed at researchers and developers seeking vendor-neutral tooling.

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    Open-source toolkit shows where vision AI models look and when they guess▼New open-source toolkit reveals where vision models look, and flags when they are guessing✉newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    A new open-source toolkit for computer vision research has been released that visualises where vision models focus their attention when interpreting images and flags cases where the model is likely guessing rather than recognising patterns. The tool aims to make AI image-recognition systems more transparent and easier to debug, helping researchers identify unreliable predictions before deployment.

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    Open-Source Python Suite Turns Cheap Cameras Into 3D Motion Trackers▼Open-Source Python Suite Turns Cheap Cameras Into 3D Structural Motion Trackers✉newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    A new open-source Python toolkit has been released that lets ordinary low-cost cameras track the 3D motion of structures such as buildings or bridges. Instead of expensive sensor arrays, the software reconstructs structural movement in three dimensions from standard video, making structural health monitoring far cheaper and more accessible to engineers and researchers worldwide.

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    New Open-Source Tool Targets Email-Based OSINT Investigations●Show HN: MailAccess – the true Email OSINT frameworkYhnWorldElections756 d ago

    A developer has launched MailAccess, an open-source framework aimed at gathering intelligence from email addresses, presented on Hacker News as a complete toolkit for email-focused OSINT work. The release is drawing attention from security researchers and investigators, with discussion centring on its capabilities and the privacy implications of widely accessible email reconnaissance tooling.

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    Open-Source MATLAB Toolkit Targets Derivative-Free Optimization▼New Open-Source MATLAB Toolkit Brings Derivative-Free Optimization to Experimental Design✉newsTechnologySoftware5 d ago

    A new open-source MATLAB toolkit has been released that applies derivative-free optimization methods to experimental design. Derivative-free methods are useful when objective functions are noisy, expensive, or lack analytic gradients, which is common in laboratory and engineering experiments. The toolkit lets researchers embed optimization directly into experiment planning workflows without needing licenses for commercial tools, and it has drawn attention in the scientific software community.

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    CISA, FBI, NSA warn of Chinese state-linked hacking operations●CISA, FBI, NSA és partnerek: kínai kormányhoz kötődő szereplők automatizált felderítők, nagyméretű botnetek és manuálisMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity06 d ago

    US agencies CISA, FBI and NSA, together with international partners, warn that Chinese government-linked hackers combine automated reconnaissance, large botnets and manual hands-on techniques to steal sensitive data. The advisory says the actors use open-source scanning tools and a custom toolkit called MicroScan, built from roughly 1,300 Python scripts. Authorities urge organisations to review their defences and harden networks against these methods.

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