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88 tracked updates · 2026

Signal breakdown — 2026

28 feature updates·7 security incidents·7 technical updates·3 product launches·1 content pieces

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The threat of indirect prompt injection

Google’s Threat Intelligence teams detected a 32% increase in indirect prompt injection (IPI) attempts on the public web between November 2025 and February 2026, with most attacks being low-sophistica

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The threat of indirect prompt injection

Google’s Threat Intelligence teams found real-world indirect prompt injection (IPI) attempts on the public web, with a 32% increase in malicious detections between November 2025 and February 2026. Mos

Feature/googleblog.com

GN Reference

The GN build system reference documentation has been updated to include a new buildfile function, `tool_specify`, which allows developers to define arguments for a toolchain tool. This change affects

Technical/googleblog.com

TraitGlobalAllocCopy item path

The Rust programming language’s standard library has introduced the `GlobalAlloc` trait, enabling developers to register a custom memory allocator as the default allocator for Rust programs using the

Launch/googleblog.com

Android Rust Toolchain

Google has introduced a Rust toolchain for the Android Open Source Project, enabling developers to build and test Rust code for Android. The toolchain supports multiple architectures and provides preb

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Bringing Rust to the Pixel Baseband

Google has integrated a memory-safe Rust-based DNS parser into the cellular baseband firmware of its Pixel 10 series devices, marking a significant advancement in proactive security for Pixel modems.

Launch/googleblog.com

Google Online Security Blog

Google announced two major security advancements: first, the integration of a memory-safe Rust-based DNS parser into the Pixel 10 modem firmware, marking the first use of a memory-safe language in Pix

Feature/googleblog.com

Protecting Cookies with Device Bound Session Credentials

Google has announced the public availability of Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) for Windows users on Chrome 146, with macOS support planned in an upcoming release. DBSC is a security innovatio

Technical/googleblog.com

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The GitHub issue page for the W3C Web Application Security Working Group’s DBSC (Device Bound Session Credentials) project highlights ongoing technical challenges and proposed solutions related to ses

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