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| Security | Mar 16, 2026

How to defend against recruitment as the attack surface

New hires, especially coders with deep access to vulnerable systems, remain a prime vulnerability. Exploited mostly by North Korea – for now.

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How to defend against recruitment as the attack surface

New hires, especially coders with deep access to vulnerable systems, remain a prime vulnerability. Exploited mostly by North Korea – for now.

| AI | Mar 17, 2026

Alibaba just launched an enterprise agent platform, and a whole token business around it

| Fujitsu | Mar 17, 2026

Fujitsu hasn't put any money aside for Horizon compensation, taxpayers fund £1.44 billion bill

| Banking | Mar 16, 2026

Exclusive: Nomura appoints Tokyo-based CIO as Patrick Eltridge leaves

| Developer | Mar 13, 2026

How one engineering team is modularising a massive 10-year-old Go monolith

| cybersecurity | Mar 12, 2026

Leonardo's Becrypt buyout targets Five Eyes cyber deals

Three pigeons peer over a bar against a bright blue background. Leonardo says its Becrypt acquistion

Security | Mar 12, 2026

Startup's agent hacked McKinsey AI - exposing huge volumes of sensitive data

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CIO | May 29, 2025

7 tech firms, 1 key takeaway from earnings

$5.61 trillion, baby, yeah. But are CIOs just treading water amid price increases?

cybersecurity | May 29, 2025

Google says a threat group is using its calendar for C2

TOUGHPROGRESS has the capability to read and write events with an attacker-controlled Google Calendar...

mícrosoft | May 28, 2025

New Russian threat actor seen plundering NATO member email accounts

Microsoft Graph API abuse, again...

Financial Services | May 28, 2025

Stripe's semantics-of-money AI turns heads. Can it adapt?

Foundational model shows big results, but fraud doesn't stand still

AI | May 28, 2025

Zscaler to buy MDR specialist Red Canary

A red canary, Zscaler acquired a business of the same name

Cybersecurity M&A activity is picking up again...

deals | May 27, 2025

Salesforce's $8 billion move for Informatica puts a pricetag on metadata

"Adoption of Agentforce has not met expectations due to missing features, inconsistent results, and inability to understand ROI"

| insurance | May 27, 2025

Zurich Insurance eyes "agentic" hackathon as data management boss shares wins

Zurich has 12 million technical elements in its data catalogue. Head of Data Management Albert Moser told The Stack that...

AWS | May 27, 2025

Developers praise AWS as it loudly kills off ten services

Service deprecations don't have to be all doom and gloom

encryption | May 27, 2025

Security firms, researchers to Europe: Don’t backdoor encryption FFS

It’s episode #7850281 of security researchers imploring governments not to backdoor encryption because duh.

AI | Mar 11, 2026

Graph databases: The unexpected secret sauce of AI applications?

GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

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GraphRAG is going mainstream for good reason. Neo4j CEO Emil Eifrem talked Nishal Ratanji through the space.

valkey | Feb 24, 2026

Valkey’s now seeing 1m+ container pulls a week. How hard is the migration from Redis?

The open-source world is no stranger to the "rug pull." But when Redis, the de facto standard for in-memory data caching, swapped its permissive license for a restrictive commercial one in early 2024, the shockwaves reached every corner of the technology world, including those at hyperscale clouds. Madelyn

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