Joint Alert Exposes Integrity Tech TTPs
US, UK and allies issue a joint advisory detailing the tools and techniques of sanctioned Chinese firm Integrity Technology Group.
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US, UK and allies issue a joint advisory detailing the tools and techniques of sanctioned Chinese firm Integrity Technology Group.
The FBI has seized seven domains linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers, disrupting two key platforms used in attacks on critical infrastructure.
A joint advisory says hackers linked to Integrity Technology Group stole email and ran a web app giving third parties access to it.
Rapid7 says Linux implants in South Korea and Taiwan impersonate SpamSniper and ShareTech to slip past defenders.
Type One Energy raised $200 million to build a 400-megawatt fusion plant by 2034, relying on outside suppliers instead of in-house manufacturing.
CISOs are juggling technical work and business strategy, and some question whether one title can hold both.
President Trump names intelligence director Jay Clayton to head a new federal AI task force, following a voluntary self-policing accord with tech firms.
Six months into Microsoft's push to fix Windows 11, TechRadar's report card weighs five wins against three unresolved complaints.
Hackers accessed the Technical University of Denmark's identity system using compromised credentials, potentially exposing data of up to 200,000 people.
Edtech vendor Frontline Education says attackers exploited a third-party software flaw to access employee data including Social Security numbers.
Signed law requires robotaxi companies to provide local incident technicians and permits fines when AVs block emergency crews for over 30 minutes.
Satlyt has raised an $8 million seed round to build software that runs AI models on satellites, with a launch set for Thursday.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth named Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and Newt Gingrich to co-lead a 120-day study of future warfare.
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.
Science Corporation's Max Hodak will argue brain-computer interfaces could replace screens at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.
Gartner's Craig Lawson suggests AI bug-hunting could cut vulnerability severity next year as technical debt gets paid down.
A fintech breach via fake government emails exposes sensitive customer data, raising questions about verification controls.
An investigation found Doctoralia shared sensitive medical appointment details with TikTok, Google, and LinkedIn across Latin America.
Laser fusion companies are pairing with defense contractors as venture funding for climate tech stalls, reviving ties to national security work.
TechRadar's hands-on with RayNeo's camera-free iO smart glasses finds a Life Log feature that records and summarizes daily life through microphones.
The firm is opening its first office outside Menlo Park, on 14th Street in New York, with an unusual briefing center attached.
EFF says police evade scrutiny by hiding purchases of surveillance technology from the public.
Automattic's board placed CEO Matt Mullenweg on paid leave and named CFO Mark Davies interim CEO, according to a Slack message seen by TechCrunch.
Paul Christiano, who pioneered a key training technique, joins OpenAI's foundation board and its safety committee, citing near-term loss-of-control risk.
Oura's IPO filing faces rivals adding payments, haptics, and on-device apps to smart rings.
RIAA reports CDs generated $171.1M in H1 2026, up 58.6%, as consumers embrace physical media.
We test the Logitech G305 X Superlight, a 61g wireless mouse with dual connectivity and a low profile.
Defense contracts in LA County doubled in 10 years as startups and venture capital reshape aerospace.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 adds Real World AI Stage focusing on physical AI, featuring speakers from Nvidia, Shield AI, and others.
Forescout researchers used AI to port RCE exploits to PLCs, but high cost and effort still deter criminals.