Someone exploited a vulnerability in a decentralized finance protocol, minted roughly $80 million in counterfeit stablecoins, and swapped a portion for real Ethereum — all in a matter of minutes. The incident, which unfolded across multiple blockchain networks, has reignited uncomfortable questions about the security of DeFi platforms and the fragility of the smart contracts […]
Larry Fink doesn’t scare easily. The chairman and CEO of BlackRock — the world’s largest asset manager, overseeing roughly $11.6 trillion — has spent decades navigating financial crises, market panics, and geopolitical upheaval. So when he devotes a significant portion of his closely watched 2026 annual letter to investors to warning that artificial intelligence risks
A bipedal robot just ran a mile in under five minutes. Not on a treadmill. Not tethered to a safety rig. On open ground, outdoors, with nothing but its own two legs and an AI-driven sense of balance keeping it upright. The machine is called Roadrunner, and it was built by Agility Robotics, the Oregon-based
A single post on X from Scott Hanselman — Microsoft vice president, longtime developer advocate, and one of the most recognized voices in software engineering — set off a firestorm this week about career titles, technical identity, and the widening gap between what companies say they want and what actually makes someone good at building
For more than a decade, the TechEmpower Framework Benchmarks have served as the closest thing the web development world has to an impartial referee. Hundreds of frameworks across dozens of programming languages submit themselves to standardized performance tests, and the results — published in numbered rounds — shape hiring decisions, architecture choices, and millions of
Apple released emergency security updates this week for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs, patching a vulnerability that the company says may have already been exploited in targeted attacks. The flaw is real. The exploitation is confirmed. And millions of devices remain unpatched. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-24201, exists in WebKit — the browser engine
TrustArc, the pioneering privacy certification provider, welcomes the updated Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules (CBPR) Program Requirements (PR) released by the Global Forum Assembly (GFA). Through its TRUSTe certification offerings, TrustArc enables organizations to participate in this government-backed international data transfer tool. These updates expand and strengthen the certification framework, increasing the number of PRs from
MCLEAN, Va., March 24, 2026 (PRESSRELEASECC.COM NEWSWIRE — By Light Professional IT Services LLC (By Light) was awarded a five-year base period with a five-year option prime contract to deliver information technology services-based solutions on the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Alliant 3 Unrestricted Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GWAC). Image caption: By Light Professional IT Services LLC.
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TechnologyVonage Contact Center with ServiceNow Voice integrates enterprise-grade voice and AI capabilities directly into enterprise workflows, boosting agent productivity and customer engagement Vonage, part of Ericsson announced the launch of its native integration with ServiceNow Voice, built on the ServiceNow AI Platform, embedding enterprise-grade voice and real-time AI capabilities directly into ServiceNow Customer Service Management
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TechnologyNew platform capabilities enable enterprises to provision and govern AI agent access to enterprise data in real time — without impersonation, standing privileges, or ticket-driven delays Immuta, the Data Provisioning Company, introduced the first data provisioning platform for managing agentic data access. The launch includes new Agentic Data Access capabilities that enable enterprises to provision
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