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Tech Radar · Week 7

Tech radar: week 7 of 2026

9–15 Feb 2026

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In short

In the week of 9–15 Feb 2026, 16 notable open-source releases shipped (including OpenAI Python SDK v2.21.0, Svelte [email protected], Electron electron v39.6.0), CISA added 11 vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and the most discussed developer story on Hacker News was “An AI agent published a hit piece on me” (2346 points).

Releases worth knowing about

AI & machine learning

  • api: container networkpolicy and skills (d19de2e)

  • Ollama v0.16.0

    GLM-5: A strong reasoning and agentic model from Z.ai with 744B total parameters (40B active), built for complex systems engineering and long-horizon

  • LlamaIndex v0.14.14

    llama-index-callbacks-wandb [0.4.2]mentions security

Web frameworks

  • - feat: Use TrustedTypes for HTML handling where supported (16271)

  • FastAPI 0.129.0

    ➖ Drop support for Python 3.9. PR 14897 by @tiangolo.

  • Laravel v12.51.0

    Remove type hint in favor of return type by @WendellAdriel in https://github.com/laravel/framework/pull/58621

  • Please refer to CHANGELOG.md for details.

Mobile & desktop

  • Added a disclaim option to the UtilityProcess API to allow for TCC disclaiming on macOS. 49696 <sup(Also in 40, 41)</sup

  • React Native 0.84.0

    ReactNativeDependencies dSYMs:

Cloud & DevOps

  • Grafana 12.3.3

    What's new highlightsmentions security

  • Prisma 7.4.0

    Today, we are excited to share the 7.4.0 stable release 🎉mentions security

  • Redis 8.6.0

    This is the General Availability release of Redis 8.6 in Redis Open Source.

  • The update addresses these issues, including a fix for a security vulnerability.mentions security

Automation

Testing & security tools

  • Ghidra Ghidra 12.0.3

    SHA-256: 90d3fffb20b00030dcef8d2a24dd0f422d3a61e432b3ad43f77233ac6d667981mentions security

Languages & runtimes

  • Node.js v25.6.1

    \[47df4328d7] - build,deps: replace cjs-module-lexer with merve (Yagiz Nizipli) 61456mentions security

Actively exploited vulnerabilities

Added to the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog this week: 11.

CVEProductWeaknessAdded
CVE-2026-1731ransomware useBeyondTrust Remote Support (RS) and Privileged Remote Access (PRA)BeyondTrust Remote Support (RS) and Privileged Remote Access (PRA) OS Command Injection Vulnerability2026-02-13
CVE-2026-20700Apple Multiple ProductsApple Multiple Buffer Overflow Vulnerability2026-02-12
CVE-2024-43468Microsoft Configuration ManagerMicrosoft Configuration Manager SQL Injection Vulnerability2026-02-12
CVE-2026-21513Microsoft WindowsMicrosoft MSHTML Framework Protection Mechanism Failure Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2026-21525Microsoft WindowsMicrosoft Windows NULL Pointer Dereference Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2026-21510Microsoft WindowsMicrosoft Windows Shell Protection Mechanism Failure Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2026-21533Microsoft WindowsMicrosoft Windows Improper Privilege Management Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2026-21519Microsoft WindowsMicrosoft Windows Type Confusion Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2026-21514Microsoft OfficeMicrosoft Office Word Reliance on Untrusted Inputs in a Security Decision Vulnerability2026-02-10
CVE-2025-15556Notepad++ Notepad++Notepad++ Download of Code Without Integrity Check Vulnerability2026-02-12
CVE-2025-40536SolarWinds Web Help DeskSolarWinds Web Help Desk Security Control Bypass Vulnerability2026-02-12

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What developers discussed

The most upvoted technology stories on Hacker News during the week.

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    I’m joining OpenAI
    1449 points · 1131 comments · 2026-02-15
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    Gemini 3 Deep Think
    1081 points · 693 comments · 2026-02-12
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How this is made. Compiled automatically from GitHub releases API, Hacker News (Algolia search API), CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Releases cover about 60 widely used projects and include minor/major versions and any release mentioning a security fix. It is a digest, not a complete list: it can miss things. Always check the linked source before acting.

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