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Big Googlebook November update rolling out with 31 fixes, improvements

Just over a month after the launch, Google is rolling out the “Googlebook November update” with “many bug fixes, stability improvements, and firmware updates.” more…

Big Googlebook November update rolling out with 31 fixes, improvements

The $1 million free Deep Scan offer from CodeRabbit has ended, but users can still run Deep Scans with CodeRabbit Secure. CodeRabbit Secure uses advanced AI models to analyze codebases for security vulnerabilities. Through November 8, 2026, organizations with two or more members can receive up to $5,000 in covered Deep Scan usage.

This service examines committed code across the entire repository, maps the codebase, hunts for vulnerabilities, and assesses their exploitable reach. Independent verification ensures that only accurate findings are presented to users. CodeRabbit can even draft fixes for eligible vulnerabilities that align with the existing codebase standards.

This initiative aims to help both open-source projects and large companies maintain secure codebases, especially when budget is a concern. Users can claim their free Deep Scan at any time through the specified date by signing in or creating an account, connecting a repository, and running the Deep Scan.

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