Education infrastructure is failing the stress test. We analyze the fallout from the Hauts-de-France cyberattack and the high cost of digital insecurity in public sectors.
A recent cyberattack on the Haute-Garonne digital library reveals a growing trend: hackers are shifting focus from big tech to essential local infrastructure.
Microsoft is officially moving away from SMS-based multi-factor authentication, citing high fraud rates and the rising success of social engineering attacks.
A breach of 3,800 GitHub repositories via VS Code extensions marks a shift from attacking infrastructure to attacking the developer's tools.
A technical breakdown of why free security software is outperforming paid suites in detection rates and system latency for 2026.
Maritime tracking is stuck in the past. A new approach to ship-to-ship data sharing aims to prevent collisions and optimize global trade routes.
NanoClaw's founders just turned down a massive buyout. We look at why sandboxed AI agents are suddenly worth more than an immediate exit.
Securing a spot in a major startup competition is about more than a trophy; it is about infrastructure and investor visibility.
In a market obsessed with LLMs, Lucra secured $20M for its gamification tech. We examine how they avoided the mistakes of their predecessors.
While every founder scrambles to pivot to AI, Lucra just raised $20M by focusing on core unit economics and high-velocity gamification.
Sam Altman has proposed a unique deal to the newest Y Combinator cohort: OpenAI will trade computing power for a stake in their companies.
As Clouted secures $7 million in funding, we examine the strange science of making short-form video feel accidental when it is anything but.
