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At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Gusto, Insight Partners, and Leland executives will debate which startup roles people should still own as AI agents take on more work.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, Gusto, Insight Partners, and Leland executives will debate which startup roles people should still own as AI agents take on more work.
Snap is trying to justify its expensive smart glasses with new AI, entertainment, and enterprise features.
Administrators report that the KB5124008 security update breaks domain trust on some enterprise systems, pointing to a security feature as the likely cause.
The International Meteor Organization says a cyberattack dealt a critical blow to its aging infrastructure, forcing weeks of partial downtime.
Oracle's September update delivers 673 patches across 17 product families, with Fusion Middleware carrying five maximum-severity flaws.
A New Jersey court has ordered 14 Radaris-linked domains transferred to Atlas in a default judgment over Daniel's Law violations.
A joint advisory from the UK, FBI, and Netherlands warns that Iranian hackers use social engineering and messaging apps to spy on and wipe victims' systems.
Anthropic's unified Claude interface auto-routes requests across chat, Cowork, Artifacts, presentations, and Docs, starting with Pro and Max plans.
Science Corporation's Max Hodak will argue brain-computer interfaces could replace screens at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
Kaspersky details NightEagle, Hacking Cat and Toy Ghouls deploying backdoors, ransomware and wipers against Russian enterprises.
Attackers are exploiting a critical WooCommerce Wholesale Lead Capture vulnerability to upload PHP web shells and achieve remote code execution.
Google's September 2026 Pixel update fixes 110 flaws, including a modem zero-day exploited in limited, targeted attacks.
Hiscox report finds 29% of organizations hit by cyberattacks in the past year, with average costs of $52,000 and 32.8 hours of downtime.
Gartner's Craig Lawson suggests AI bug-hunting could cut vulnerability severity next year as technical debt gets paid down.
A New York healthcare provider says attackers accessed patient files on June 14, exposing medical and personal data for 282,075 people.
Washington's private offensive cyber program shifts sovereign activity onto commercial infrastructure while leaving residual liability in private hands.
Elastic Security Labs details a Brazilian banking malware toolkit that abuses browser extension installs and Ethereum smart contracts to steal credentials and sessions.
Microsoft and the AFT agree on binding AI privacy standards for schools, as Google stays silent on similar protections.
A CISO argues that point-in-time audits no longer satisfy boards, regulators, and customers who want live proof that security controls are functioning.
A running record of AI products that shut down or missed expectations shows even the biggest players stumble.
FBI, UK NCSC, and Dutch AIVD warn that Iranian actors use social messaging apps to deploy Chosen Brick data-stealing malware.
A Zurich court found the 52-year-old Ukrainian developer built LockerGoga, MegaCortex, and Nefilim, though not as the operations' mastermind.
Lumen's Black Lotus Labs says BambooToken abuses the IoT messaging protocol and a signed banking token to control compromised hosts across Asia and South America.
Fenix24's first State of Recoverability report finds only four of more than 800 clients neared their own recovery targets after a ransomware attack.
CenterPoint Energy says an unauthorized third party obtained customer data after a hacker claimed to have stolen millions of records.
cPanel warns a LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise bug could let one hosting account gain root on shared servers, with no CVE assigned.
Five alleged Black Axe leaders were extradited to the US on wire fraud and money laundering charges tied to a decade-long scam campaign.
Cisco warns CVE-2026-76461, a CVSS 9.8 flaw in Secure Email Gateway, is being exploited to run commands as root, with a federal patch deadline of September 17.
AI & MLChina's state security minister warns AI poses risks to social order, as Beijing rolls out a new governance framework.
Valve tells IGN that the RAM crisis hasn't altered its Steam Deck 2 plans, but delivery timing could shift.