President Donald Trump has nominated Palantir security chief Michael LoSapio to lead CISA, putting an executive from the controversial government supplier [...]
Fireworks AI has disclosed another cyberattack in October and a wider customer data exposure involving billing records, datasets, and incomplete model [...]
PuppyGraph on Tuesday said it was adding an AI-assisted graph schema builder and MCP integrations to PuppyGraph 1.0, the new version of its distributed [...]
Google has patched its eighth actively exploited Chrome zero-day of 2026, matching its total for the whole of last year with nearly two months still left [...]
Classes at Vanderbilt University are proceeding as scheduled today, although access to most university systems remains restricted following a cyberattack [...]
Microsoft researchers have uncovered a memory-safety bug in Rust’s standard library that had gone undetected for nearly 11 years, alongside other flaws [...]
Google DeepMind researchers have completed a formal verification of Signal’s messaging security, marking what they claim is the first time AI has [...]
Red Hat OpenShift 5 is now generally available. The Red Hat OpenShift team always tries to bring you the most requested features while, at the same time, [...]
Every team wants to get AI models and modern apps into production quickly, but no platform engineer wants to gamble on unvetted code or leaky access [...]
Anthropic has introduced Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, claiming significant improvements in handling complex software engineering tasks while cutting [...]
Running a gold mine can be profitable. Finding and digging the next one is expensive. As analyst Benedict Evans argues, Anthropic’s business has the same [...]
I read the recent piece about AWS cloud capacity being “largely sold out” through 2027, and my first reaction was fairly simple: Well, that’s that. I guess [...]
Anthropic has started extending access to its bug-finding Mythos model by allowing Cisco and IBM to make it part of their security products. Cisco [...]
France has turned up the heat on Iran over destructive cyberattacks targeting refrigeration controllers at more than 700 grocery stores in October, [...]
Security researchers exploited flaws in Android apps to gain remote access to connected cars from two major automakers, allowing them to start engines, [...]
Toilet paper purveyor Who Gives A Crap has found itself in a bit of a mess after an intruder accessed customer information through a third-party software [...]
A validation error has stopped Outlook.com from accepting legitimate emails. The problem appears widespread and, according to reports from affected users, [...]
Japanese electronics giant Iris Ohyama has taken down its online store after discovering that attackers may have accessed the personal information of 7.7 [...]
Agentic AI has become a powerful enterprise business tool with increasing capabilities, and it has never been easier to address business pain points by [...]
My most-cited BYTE cover story was 1994’s Componentware, which made the case for a two-tier architecture best exemplified then by Visual Basic and its [...]
The worst of the patchpocalypse may be behind us, according to Linus Torvalds. Writing in his weekly kernel update post, the Linux kernel dev leader [...]
Huawei claims it’s built a desktop PC that uses only parts made in CHina. The company launched the Qingyun HM650 last week and said it uses Huawei’s own [...]