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CERT-IN warns of significant escalation' in AI-powered attacks, some after victims tried to improve defences

No documented attacks against American supermarkets...yet

The cloud giant refits its agentic dev tools for agent orchestration

How it got there is another matter entirely

Decade-old vulnerability in OpenSSH is now fixed, so get a-patchin'

Agentic 'on-path attack' went after Chainalysis's tools, which are routinely called upon to assist police investigations

One installer now offers conventional and read-only systems as separate Micro distro bows out

The latest bug hunting model 'avoided exploiting out-of-scope services over 99 percent of the time', claims House of Altman

Mystery limits expand for users without the paid add-on, with upgrade prompts ready when features run dry

They denied the data was real...then removed it

DRAM revenue jumps 369 percent as AI demand keeps supplies tight and prices climbing

All of this has happened before. All of this will happen again. Maybe

Curbing compute farms played a big part in recent US elections, now Euro activists are making their feelings known

From EOP to RCE in six simple steps

No gang has claimed the attack on incredible neighborhood resource yet

Norad said it cannot be sure that the details of those in 'conflict areas and authoritarian states' are safe or not

New commitment to Apache Iceberg and expanded Databricks partnership point to battle ahead over context layer

IBM deal could see tech jobs shipped to India, with cuts expected before Christmas

October outage caused by bad PLC config exposed at a time maintenance work reduced resilience

Version 8 of Standard and Enterprise Plus will stay alive until October 2028

Pro Badges' don't require a test, Microsoft awards them by watching you use GitHub

Oh, the irony, as platform players fight

Agent orchestration startup gets its exit

SPONSORED FEATURE: ASUS wants to scale AI everywhere in the enterprise

Content shared with anyone who has the URL will be scanned for 'harmful content,' though the iMaker hasn't defined that term

More than two years after promising it, Apple lets developers test Siri AI app integration

Alex Karp casts military software as a force for peace while declaring a moral imperative to dominate the market

After two last-minute delays, it's here and running - albeit with a kernel series already at upstream end of life

Who needs a humanoid to pick up after you when you can suspend an AI-powered claw from cables near your ceiling?

FLIP reveals a planet hidden in Webb data, boosting detection sensitivity by up to 15 times

Firms still want kit on-premises, but spike in revenue is as much about increased costs as higher sales

128-cores max, sold on distributors' marketplaces, and in with a shot of restoring some trust

Help desk technician agrees to minimum 10-year jail term after being caught copying files for more than 2 years

Brit Emma Walsley swaps big pharma for big printer: Prep for PCs, ink, and lots of DRAM-induced headaches

The results were particularly stark where voters got to weigh in directly

Public Accounts Committee talks of 'broken promises' and 'chaos' as 'thousands' of retired folk miss out on money

Attackers reportedly set cold-room controls to 110C, but safeguards prevented stock losses

Very nearly 30something environment gets spruced up... and there's a new Trinity, too

Customers sweating assets amid tight budgets, as Microsoft execs get creative with sales pitches

Schneider sees no slowdown despite backlash, but says communities deserve answers on power, water, and noise

We have go for launch, and the ethernet and Wi-Fi standards that will make it happen

CEO says supply chain can cope with surging datacenter and AI demand

No mention of AI, but a nod to the pace of technological change

'It was not a single isolated breach or a simple phishing incident,' exchange says

We've got a hunch the memory crunch is taking a bite out of Windows revenue

At Fireworks Forge, a celebration of specialized models

Turns out cheap tokens get engineers doing things that save time, like debugging and tackling Jira tickets

These are AI agents that operate outside of human control and 'pursue open-ended, evolving survival'

Mobile comms body wants a joined-up approach from governments and regulators to mitigate downtime

We expected aim to matter ... What surprised us was how much,' says Sandia physicist Nathan Moore