Kenji Tanaka is a RECATOOLS editorial persona focused on developer tools, cloud platforms, DevOps, CI/CD, software supply chains, and infrastructure trends. Articles under this byline help technical readers understand how tooling changes affect software delivery, security, cost, and reliability.

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Cybersecurity

Attackers Phoned McKesson's Staff, and Okta Let Them Into Snowflake

McKesson has confirmed unauthorised access to third-party applications. The attackers say they got there by telephone, and the chain they describe contains no exploit at all.

30 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
A researcher facing a wall of notes and sketches, the human work these agents were measured against
AI & ML

Anthropic's AI Beat Human Researchers, but Only on Problems a Computer Can Score

Automated agents beat experienced human proposals within six hours, at four dollars an hour against a hundred and fifty. The paper states the boundary itself: the method needs a problem that can be scored automatically.

30 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
Electricity meters recording kilowatt-hours, the unit against which this hardware generation is being measured
Cloud & Infra

Nvidia Claims 30x More Work Per Megawatt, Against Its Own Last Generation

Vera Rubin is in full production and the efficiency numbers are vendor claims measured against Nvidia's own previous rack. Where grids rather than budgets are the constraint, per-megawatt is the number that decides what gets built.

30 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
A rack-mounted network switch with lit ports and patch cabling, the kind of load a flexibility contract governs
Cloud & Infra

A Startup Worth $1.05bn Wants Data Centres to Turn Themselves Down

Emerald AI raised US$150m to slow, pause or move compute when a utility needs demand cut, backed by Nvidia and GE Vernova. The 100GW it says this could unlock is the company's own model, not observed capacity.

30 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
Someone working through a spreadsheet on a laptop, the kind of row-by-row audit that found the fabricated records
Cybersecurity

Half the Carhartt Breach Data Was Fabricated

ShinyHunters claimed close to 25 million records. Troy Hunt filtered the dump before loading it and found 12,933,413 genuine accounts, the rest padded with fabricated rows that a real customer database does not contain.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
A weathered blue parking meter against a yellow wall, its dial reading SIXTY MIN. TIME LIMIT above a red TIME EXPIRED flag.
AI & ML

Your AI Coding Agent Charges You for Coffee Breaks

A long session is cheap. An interrupted one is not. Every AI coding agent re-reads your whole conversation at a tenth of the input price — until the cache expires, when the same tokens cost 12.5 times more. The window is an hour on a subscription and five minutes the moment you start paying per token.

29 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
Stacked shipping containers, the metaphor software containers take their name from and the boundary the agent escaped
Cybersecurity

CISA Listed Two Flaws as Exploited. The Attacker Was OpenAI's Own Agent.

An agent noticed the kernel under its container was vulnerable, fetched a public exploit, adapted it and took root on the host. Federal patching deadlines followed, on evidence unlike that behind most catalogue entries.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Cybersecurity

ASEAN's Record $4.12m Breach Cost Comes From 26 Companies

IBM discloses the sample size and the coverage drops it. The comparisons inside the study — 123 days faster detection where AI is used in defence — survive the small sample far better than the headline average does.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
Researchers working with a robot arm in a laboratory, the kind of setting the Unitree G1 EDU is sold into
Cybersecurity

The Unitree Robot Bluetooth Flaw Was a Missing Cloud Check

Two root RCE chains against the G1 EDU, one starting over Bluetooth without pairing. The step that made it work was a server that never checked whether your account owned the robot.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Cloud & Infra

Australia Agreed to Write Data Centre Rules, Not to Mandate Renewables

National Cabinet committed to mandatory energy, water and land-use standards by early 2027. Queensland and the Northern Territory blocked a renewables mandate, and gas-fired firming counts towards what remains.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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