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  1. IT Pro

    Hammer Distribution and Acronis partner on automated MSP cyber operations

    Hammer channel partners can now access Acronis’ portfolio of cybersecurity, infrastructure, and AI solutions

  2. CSO Online

    eMudhra quits global TLS certificate market after compromise of CA signing keys

    Indian digital trust company eMudhra has announced that it is exiting the global SSL/TLS certificate business and is offering customers certificates issued by Sectigo as an alternative, following the compromise of private keys behind eight of its intermediate certificate authorities. The company’s...

  3. Security Week

    China APT Uses AI Pentest Tool Artex in ConnectWise Attacks

    The state-sponsored hackers targeted hundreds of organizations and gained privileged access to some environments. The post China APT Uses AI Pentest Tool Artex in ConnectWise Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.

  4. Wired

    TDM Neo Hybrid Headphones Review: Two-in-One Woes

    CES 2026 loved these innovative headphones that transform into a Bluetooth speaker. After living with them, I’m impressed by the engineering, but less impressed by the sound.

  5. Infosecurity Magazine

    Widespread Token-Spraying Attacks Target Microsoft 365 Accounts For Email Compromise

    Security researchers identified attempts to access corporate networks which have been linked to a major Microsoft 365-targeted BEC campaign using phishing, stolen session tokens and social engineering

  6. IT Pro

    Big tech taskforce unveils new blueprint for UK AI leadership

    Success depends on deeper collaboration between government, industry, local leaders and communities

  7. Wired

    A Dating App Is Offering ‘Chivalry Mode’ and ‘Marriage Timeline’ to Get Gen Z Married

    Upward, a newly relaunched Christian app, is pitching trad values to a generation that barely even dates.

  8. Wired

    What Type of Mattress Is Right for You? (2026)

    Here’s how to pick the best mattress for your sleep needs, straight from a professional mattress tester.

  9. CIO

    AI ‘Tokenomics’ is a trap. CIOs should avoid it at all costs.

    According to a quartet of Accenture intellectual heavyweights, what CIOs need now to account for and control AI costs is tokenomics, sweet tokenomics. The idea of linking AI spend to business outcomes may be a noble one, but “Tokenomics” only pretends to do so, unless you think tallying costs and...

  10. Infosecurity Magazine

    Attacks on Tech Firms Behind Most Third-Party Data Breach Victims

    Kroll found that 69% of data breach victims in the past year were affected by a third-party breach, with attacks on tech companies the most common cause

  11. CIO

    Are polymath profiles the key to AI success?

    AI has a cross-cutting impact on businesses. It’s changing operations, management, and even decision-making processes. But it’s also modifying what they expect from their teams and how they’re organized. This has a direct impact on the decisions of both HR departments and CIOs, who must now...

  12. CIO

    Open-weight AI models are changing the equation. Here’s what CIOs should experiment with next

    For years, enterprise AI strategy has been dependent on a small set of proprietary, closed model providers, a limitation that has carried cost, lock-in and opacity. Now, open-weight models from Meta, Google and other global competitors are challenging that default. As of July 2026, open-weight...

  13. Security Week

    Attackers Exploit Third Arista VCO Zero-Day in Four Months

    The critical-severity SQL injection flaw allows attackers to access privileged internal functionality and gain operator privileges. The post Attackers Exploit Third Arista VCO Zero-Day in Four Months appeared first on SecurityWeek.

  14. The Hacker News

    Critical Flaw in Python’s Popular Pillow Image Library Allows Code Execution via a Crafted Image

    Pillow, the most widely used image library for Python, can be made to run operating system commands on a server by specifying the name of a file it is told to open. The flaw, CVE-2026-112900, is in the way Pillow handles EPS images, which it opens by passing the file's name to Ghostscript, a...

  15. Wired

    Best Early Black Friday Smart Bird Feeder Deals (2026)

    I’ve spent years testing smart bird feeders. These are the currently discounted models I’d buy for myself—or give as gifts.

  16. Wired

    8 Things to Know About the iPhone Duo

    Did you manage to score Apple’s first folding phone on launch day? Are you still mulling it over? Here are a few things to keep in mind.

  17. Help Net Security

    Capcom data breach exposes 11.7 million account records

    Players who signed up for Capcom’s online account service may want to look twice at emails that seem to come from the company. The company has disclosed that a third party gained unauthorized access to customer information linked to CAPCOM ID, the account people use to sign in to the company’s web...

  18. Wired

    Best Dyson Week Deals (2026): Dyson V15 Detect, Dyson Airwrap

    Dyson’s sale event is happening now, and you can save up to $300 on vacuums, hair tools, and more.

  19. IT Pro

    Enterprises are being stung by unexpected AI bills, and it’s disrupting IT budgets

    A survey by Cisco found that observability costs are skyrocketing amid the shift to AI, despite half unable to measure LLM response quality

  20. CSO Online

    The ‘Mythos moment’ has already passed. Now comes the hard part for cybersecurity

    When Anthropic introduced Claude Mythos Preview, the cybersecurity debate quickly turned to what AI could do: uncover decades-old vulnerabilities, develop working exploits and accelerate tasks that once required specialist expertise. Anthropic noted that Mythos discovered software flaws no human...