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 |  cybersecurity  | May 29, 2026
'Unusual target': Chinese APTs backdoor a Syrian gov agency

"We're just seeing them all over the place."

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'Unusual target': Chinese APTs backdoor a Syrian gov agency
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"We're just seeing them all over the place."

 |  Data  | May 28, 2026
A new vendor-neutral foundation to stop MySQL slipping?
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A new vendor-neutral foundation to stop MySQL slipping?
GCHQ  | May 27, 2026
GCHQ teases “blueprint” for agentic AI national cyber defense
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GCHQ teases “blueprint” for agentic AI national cyber defense
 |  Financial Services  | May 27, 2026
BNP Paribas moves to “zero copy” data model
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BNP Paribas moves to “zero copy” data model
 |  Zscaler  | May 27, 2026
Zscaler CEO drools over Mythos tailwind, but Jason's and Joe's departures spook markets
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Zscaler CEO drools over Mythos tailwind, but Jason's and Joe's departures spook markets
 |  lenovo  | May 26, 2026
Lenovo eyes “personal AI super agents” in $100 billion drive
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Lenovo eyes “personal AI super agents” in $100 billion drive
 |  AI  | May 26, 2026
Glasswing update reveals Mythos false positive levels
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Glasswing update reveals Mythos false positive levels
Sponsored  | May 01, 2026
Improving AI accuracy with GraphRAG

Graph databases capture context that can boost the accuracy and explainability of genAI applications. Brad Bebee explains how - and why AWS's managed GraphRAG service deserves a closer look.

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Graph databases capture context that can boost the accuracy and explainability of genAI applications. Brad Bebee explains how - and why AWS's managed GraphRAG service deserves a closer look.

Leadership  | May 01, 2026
The Big Interview: Jim Adams

The former Citi CTO, now board advisor joined The Stack to discuss his career and approach to enterprise architecture

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The former Citi CTO, now board advisor joined The Stack to discuss his career and approach to enterprise architecture

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 |  AI  | Jan 14, 2026
BNY CFO: We spend more on cyber than on AI
BNY CFO: We spend more on cyber than on AI

"We’ve been quite constrained in our spending, and we’ve been very disciplined."

 |  AI  | Jan 14, 2026
Anthropic donates $1.5m help secure Python OSS projects
Anthropic donates $1.5m help secure Python OSS projects

The frontier lab is putting its money where its open source dependencies are.

 |  defense  | Jan 14, 2026
Pentagon to plug Grok into classified networks
Pentagon to plug Grok into classified networks

AI-powered "kill chain execution", brought to you with a side order of prompt injection fears.

 |  Cloud  | Jan 14, 2026
Microsoft overhauls infrastructure for Azure Virtual Desktops
Microsoft overhauls infrastructure for Azure Virtual Desktops

Regional pools will let users store metadata at a more local level.

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.

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