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The Metal Gear Solid two source code has reportedly leaked on four-chan, with files from the HD Edition making their way into public view. For a game that's spent two decades being dissected for its eerily prescient themes about information warfare, having its actual code exposed carries a certain uncomfortable irony. Konami has not yet commented.
On the security front, a developer has released a pure Swift six implementation of Argon two, the password hashing algorithm widely considered the gold standard for credential protection. The pitch here is memory safety, Swift's core promise, applied to cryptographic infrastructure. It's a small project right now, but the kind of building block that quietly matters.
And Apple continues to wrestle with its own naming conventions. TechRadar takes a close look at the MacBook Pro M four versus the Mac Pro M two, two machines that share a brand but almost nothing else. The desktop Mac Pro costs several times more and targets a narrow professional audience, while the laptop handles most of what most people actually need. The word Pro, it turns out, is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
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