Skip to content
TrustList

TrustList daily digest · News

Monday, 12 October 2026

News: the stories TrustList published on this day, each in a line of our own. Open a story for the whole piece and its sources.

News8

  1. 1News

    DNS root zone now signed by new key KSK-2024, resolvers must trust it

    The previous root key, KSK-2017, signed from 2018 and has stopped; DNSSEC resolvers lacking key tag 38696 may fail every lookup, and the old key is due to be revoked in January 2027.

  2. 2News

    Salesforce agrees to buy AI analytics firm Loops for Tableau

    Close is expected in early November, in Salesforce's fiscal 2027. No price is disclosed, and Loops' technology and staff are to be folded into Tableau.

  3. 3News

    Let's Encrypt moves its default certificate lifetime to 64 days

    Staging issues 64-day certificates from 14 October, production follows on 10 February 2027, and fixed-day renewal scripts will break; the 45-day default is expected in 2028.

  4. 4News

    Tencent closes its Yuanqi AI agent platform on 9 November

    New agents and API keys stop on 29 October; WeChat chatbots built on Yuanqi stop replying at the cutoff, and user data is deleted from 9 January 2027.

  5. 5News

    Windows 11 23H2 Enterprise and Education support ends 10 November

    Version 23H2 on Enterprise, Education and IoT Enterprise gets its last updates on 10 November 2026; Microsoft lists 24H2, 25H2 and 26H2 as the places to move.

  6. 6News

    Europe: funding calls and deadlines closing soon, week of 12 October

    Software, AI and cybersecurity calls closing from 19 October to 18 November across France, Germany, Ireland, Finland, Slovakia and EU programmes, with deadlines, eligibility and amounts as each funder states them.

  7. 7News

    PTA drafts passport checks for foreign SIMs and travel eSIMs

    The draft would also force travel eSIM sellers such as Airalo and Holafly to register with the regulator, cap permanent roaming at 90 days in 180 and ban M2M SIMs from consumer roaming.

  8. 8News

    HashiCorp archives Boundary Community Edition, no patches planned

    The open source access broker repository is read-only; development moves to HCP Boundary and Boundary Enterprise, and existing binaries stay downloadable but unmaintained.

TrustList Weekly

The week in software and IT, in one email

The news that matters to buyers, new rankings and our own research. Every Thursday, free, and easy to leave.

We will email you to confirm. Unsubscribe with one click in any issue. Privacy policy