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There are lots of cool mini gadgets that you can buy, featuring useful functions within compact designs. Some of them will provide immediate solutions to different problems that you may encounter in your daily life, so you’d want them to always be within reach — like the keychain in your pocket.

Today’s cyber threats are fueled by more: More ransomware. More attacks leveraging native tools for lethal LOTL.  More remote storage pillaging and data exfiltration.  More malicious co-opting of third-party tools. More supply chain attacks.

Security researchers have warned that major gaps in IT oversight, surging numbers of published vulnerabilities, and MCP security risks are making the AI agent ecosystem increasingly risky.

There’s arguably no group more in need of free AI tools and expert staff embedded to deploy them than the nonprofit sector. While the dissolution of USAID and other funding cuts exacerbate growing global demands to address public health, economic opportunity, and climate-related challenges, NGOs and social impact organizations are underwater, triaging widespread and complex…

Google’s John Mueller said on Bluesky that there is nothing special for one to do for generative AI responses within Google Search. He wrote, “from our POV there’s nothing really special you need to do for generative AI responses in search.”

A change to Claude’s memory system will eliminate one of the most annoying things about using agents — the constant need to rebrief the AI on things it already knows. On Tuesday, Anthropic announced it’s merging the memory system used by chat and Claude Cowork, which means that Claude will always remember what it learned…

Dover, Del. —The Delaware Department of Technology and Information (DTI) today announced Tina Donbeck as the agency’s new Chief Technology Officer. In this role, Donbeck will lead DTI’s Application Development, Data Management, Enterprise Project Delivery, and Artificial Intelligence organizations, working with agencies across the state to modernize digital services and improve outcomes for Delawareans.

We heard the feedback, and we’ve extended the window for the lowest prices for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 a bit further, with the current prices now ending at 11:59 pm PT Tuesday, August 25. Once that window closes, your chance to save up to $300 on your pass, or get an even larger discount on group…

Something shifts in late August that has nothing to do with school. The house starts to feel like evidence of a summer that ran on improvisation – schedules buried in group chats nobody reads, keys that went somewhere in July and only half-returned, a desk that spent three months as a charging station and a…

A single flaw in VMware vCenter has turned into one of the more consequential enterprise-security stories of August 2026. Tracked as CVE-2026-59310, the directory-traversal bug carries a CVSS score of 9.8 out of 10 and is now confirmed as actively exploited across data centers in 47 countries, according to threat intelligence gathered by Check Point…