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vulnerabilities  | Mar 09, 2026
Help! SolarWinds Web Help Desk is being exploited in the wild again

Someone should probably raise a ticket.

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Help! SolarWinds Web Help Desk is being exploited in the wild again
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Someone should probably raise a ticket.

 |  AI  | Mar 09, 2026
Claude is much better at calling bull on nonsense prompts
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Claude is much better at calling bull on nonsense prompts
Security  | Mar 09, 2026
FBI wiretap network reported breached
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FBI wiretap network reported breached
 |  AI  | Mar 05, 2026
Meta plays "catch-up" on inference as data centres take their time coming online
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A Meta data centre under construction in Louisiana
 |  AI  | Mar 04, 2026
Research chief leaves OpenAI as Altman battles Pentagon fallout
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Research chief leaves OpenAI as Altman battles Pentagon fallout
 |  telecoms  | Mar 03, 2026
It's all about sovereignty – from the edge to AI – at MWC
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The keynote presentation at MWC 2026 in Barcelona
 |  Security  | Mar 02, 2026
Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk
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Iran goes to war, but experts say it's unlikely Red Sea cables are at risk

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Patch Tuesday  | Jan 14, 2026
Patch Tuesday: 2026's first 0day, and Office at high risk
Two Microsoft laptops left open and unattended at a table. Patch Tuesday includes a Desktop Windows Manager zero day

A zero day with the potential for use in a chain is top of the 112-strong list.

ServiceNow  | Jan 14, 2026
ServiceNow AI vulnerability: Hardcoded password helped make anyone admin
ServiceNow AI vulnerability: Hardcoded password helped make anyone admin

Spin up rogue AI agents? All it took was a knowing an email address...

 |  Government  | Jan 13, 2026
Could Grok's nudes thwart Redmond's outage updates?
Could Grok's nudes thwart Redmond's outage updates?

Microsoft has been using Twitter and X for status updates for 14 years, and we don't know how many hidden workflows rely on it.

 |  Government  | Jan 13, 2026
UK police eye £1 billion "digital forensics" framework
A thumbprint on a digital sensor. UK police have struggled with digital forensics.

Police warned of an "almost irretrievable graveyard spiral" in 2025 amid budget cuts and market monopoly.

 |  Financial Services  | Jan 13, 2026
London hungers for devs, and may go to (price) war for them
London hungers for devs, and may go to (price) war for them

London financial services companies are now in greater need of software wranglers than bankers.

apple  | Jan 12, 2026
Apple turns to rival Google for AI
Apple turns to rival Google for AI

Apple has tried its own SLMs, it's tried ChatGPT, but finally, it's turned to a smartphone rival...

 |  Cloud  | Jan 12, 2026
The six open source tools Uber is using to overhaul its corporate network monitoring
The six open source tools Uber is using to overhaul its corporate network monitoring

Peak into the completely open-source stack Uber uses to monitor its internal network.

 |  AI  | Jan 12, 2026
BIS warns on potential “systemic spillovers” from debt-fuelled AI spending
BIS warns on potential “systemic spillovers” from debt-fuelled AI spending

But even well-known AI-sceptic engineers are now grudgingly admitting that LLMs are pretty damn good at coding. One example is...

 |  startups  | Jan 12, 2026
STACKUP: The Stack's weekly tech startups and funding wrap
A person stands in front of an art installation showing a swirl of pink lines. Photonic is a distributed quantum computing company.

This week's rounds and milestones.

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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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

Sponsored  | Feb 23, 2026
AI battle scars and ROI: Why context engineering is key for agents

"Getting the right data to ground the answers or scope the actions of an agent is critical; you want to give an LLM the least amount of the most relevant information..."

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"Getting the right data to ground the answers or scope the actions of an agent is critical; you want to give an LLM the least amount of the most relevant information..."

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