The security desk for defenders
The Crypt Weekly Technology Desk is the part of the Crypt Weekly newsroom that covers cloud platforms, AI and the wider technology industry. It is a newsroom desk, not a single person. Sections: Tech News. Stories start from more than 150 monitored sources. Drafts are prepared with AI assistance and checked by software against the cited sources before they are published. It has published 126 articles so far. See the editorial policy or report an error.
A report suggests iOS can run directly on Android hardware, bypassing emulation. This challenges standard views on mobile operating system compatibility and hardware locks.
A member of the PHP security team posted a clarification on Reddit to correct widespread inaccuracies regarding the PHP2Shell vulnerability rumors.
Google adds server-side Gemini AI to Chrome’s Enhanced Protection, targeting fake antivirus alerts and ClickFix command scams.
Rust 1.100 adds optional dependency delays to help teams catch malicious code before it enters their builds.
NVIDIA’s open-source toolkit now includes new models and libraries to help companies build secure, data-aware AI agents without moving proprietary information.
Browser makers blocked eight eMudhra certificates after weak keys were exposed, forcing a massive global security cleanup effort.
Nvidia is in discussions to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Australian AI cloud provider Firmus, which recently withdrew its initial public offering plans.
Obsidian’s latest update for Grounded 2 reduces the PC download size by more than fifty percent while adding new content.
Microsoft adds the action RPG to its subscription service next month, giving players early access before the trilogy's 2027 finale.
Microsoft plans a new handheld for late 2027 and a high-cost console for 2028, alongside major changes to its Game Pass subscription tiers.
Cloudflare and partners released tsrs, a Rust-based TypeScript compiler that benchmarks show is up to eight times faster than the standard tool.
Estonian security firm Blackwall secures funding to protect sites from rising automated traffic and AI agents.
Mark Zuckerberg confirms Joel Kaplan will leave Meta next year after 15 years as chief global affairs officer.
Court documents reveal TikTok employees raised alarms about minors facing sexual exploitation and suicide content, but executives reportedly failed to act on these warnings.
A power event disrupted services in Google Cloud’s London region, affecting major banks and retailers while engineers work to restore systems.
The grocery giant took systems offline to protect them from a cyberattack. Most European services are back, while US e-commerce returns soon.
Creators in 34 markets can now offer fans exclusive content and keep most of the revenue from these new paid subscriptions.
Microsoft is cleaning up the right-click menu for OneDrive folders in Windows 11, which may change how users access certain features.
Users report their Plex servers were compromised by cryptocurrency miners last weekend due to a security vulnerability in the software.
DHS orders civilian agencies to purge DeepSeek technology and related third-party services from their networks due to data risks.
Microsoft's new portal tool helps organizations manage data residency, operator access and compliance across public and private cloud environments.
Carson Oliver explains how premium titles and touch controls shape Apple’s mobile gaming future in a recent Polygon interview.
Kaspersky research shows how cyberattacks on warehouse management systems can cause physical delays, lost inventory and supply chain chaos.
Sony has released three new portable music players running Android 16, with prices reaching nearly six thousand dollars for the gold-plated flagship model.