Date | Title | Description |
05.11.2024 | X starts the rollout of update that renders blocking near-pointless | Back in September, Elon Musk announced upcoming changes to the blocking feature of X. Once fully implemented, the change means that when an X user blocks someone, that blocked user will still be able to see all of the content posted by the ... |
05.11.2024 | Fix Windows 11 and enjoy the OS as it was meant to be | Despite Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to improve Windows 11 with updates and new features, the operating system still has issues. Users often report glitches, usability problems, and design inconsistencies that combine modern elements with ou... |
04.11.2024 | Transform Linux into Windows 95 with Chicago95 3.0 -- bringing old-school cool to modern machines | Missing the days of Windows 95, but not the endless dial-up tones or the struggle of fitting everything on a floppy disk? Today’s tech may move faster, but there was something magical about those simpler, pixelated beginnings. Chicago95 is ... |
02.11.2024 | UnattendedWinstall 2.0 uses Microsoft answer files to simplify and customize Windows 10 and 11 installations -- download it now | UnattendedWinstall is a simple tool for automating and customizing Windows 10 and 11 installations. It uses Microsoft’s answer files, to allow users to modify Windows settings and packages directly during setup. It's ideal for deploying Win... |
31.10.2024 | Beyond point solutions: Building a cohesive fintech ecosystem through vendor optimization | In the financial services industry, competition has never been steeper. As fintechs and neobanks accelerate the pace of innovation and digital banking demand soars, financial institutions (FIs) can't afford to postpone digital transformatio... |
31.10.2024 | Sleek, chic, but unsustainable: Why OEMs must rethink laptop design for a greener future | The evolution of computers from the bulky, desktop-bound machines of the 1970s to the ultra-portable laptops of today is nothing short of remarkable. Over the past few decades, consumer demand has driven Original Equipment Manufacturers (OE... |
30.10.2024 | 70 percent of DevSecOps professionals can't identify AI source code origins | Almost 70 percent of DevSecOps professionals can't detect AI source code origins, creating massive security risks, according to a new report.
The study from JFrog finds the majority of software developers and cybersecurity teams are lacking... |
28.10.2024 | Will AI transform how we secure APIs? [Q&A] | Digital services, including Generative AI, rely heavily upon Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to access and relay data. But securing these conduits can be difficult so is this a problem that AI could help solve?
We spoke to James S... |
25.10.2024 | Software supply chain attacks and how to deal with them [Q&A] | Software supply chain attacks have increasingly made the headlines in recent years. They occur when attackers change the code in third-party software components in order to compromise the applications using them.
These attacks can be used t... |
18.10.2024 | Ubuntu 25.04: The Plucky Puffin Takes Flight | The world of Linux is buzzing. Canonical has unveiled the name of its upcoming release: Ubuntu 25.04, dubbed Plucky Puffin. This announcement, made on Twitter, is more than just a name. It’s a signal. A signal that the Linux community is al... |
18.10.2024 | Cyberrisk quantification and how to measure it [Q&A] | Enterprises face an increasing range of cybersecurity risk, but quantifying and managing those risks can be a difficult task.
Recent Gartner research shows that more companies are trying to roll out cyber risk quantification (CRQ) in order ... |
17.10.2024 | Winamp source code vanishes from GitHub | Winamp was a beloved media player for tech fans of a certain age, and there was much excitement when the software was made open source. At least it was sort of open source; restrictions on use were such that many people questioned the valid... |
16.10.2024 | The Quantum Countdown: Preparing for a Post-Quantum Future | The digital world is on the brink of a seismic shift. Quantum computing is no longer a distant dream; it’s a looming reality. Experts predict that within the next decade, quantum computers will break through the defenses of current encrypti... |
16.10.2024 | Seelen UI transforms Windows 10 and 11 into your dream OS -- download it now | Windows 10 and 11 have often been criticized for their lackluster and uninspired design. Despite being "modern" operating systems, both versions seem stuck in a minimalist rut, with flat, dull icons and uninspired color schemes th... |
16.10.2024 | Ubuntu Linux 25.04 is called Plucky Puffin | Canonical took to Twitter today to announce the name of its next Ubuntu release: Plucky Puffin. Sticking with its tradition of alliterative animal names, this moniker for Ubuntu 25.04 joins the ranks of past versions like Groovy Gorilla and... |
15.10.2024 | Upgrading to Windows 11 24H2 fails to clean up 8.63 GB of its own crap | Upgrading Windows can be fraught with problems, annoyances and niggles, some more serious than others. Given Microsoft’s track record, it should come as news to no one that the recently released Windows 11 24H2 update has a selection of iss... |
15.10.2024 | How strong is Nvidia as an alternative investment? | Alternatives are an increasingly attractive investment opportunity. Why? An alternative investment offers an investor the opportunity to diversify their portfolio and mitigate risk.
A growing trend is investment in the technology sector, th... |
15.10.2024 | Stunning software giveaway: Save over $500 on tools for video editing, password recovery, and more -- it's all free! | MiniTool is hosting an early Thanksgiving Giveaway, partnering with 11 leading software vendors to offer 15 paid software titles that users can claim entirely free of charge. This limited-time promotion ends on October 28th, making it a gre... |
14.10.2024 | Evaluating LLM safety, bias and accuracy [Q&A] | Large language models (LLMs) are making their way into more and more areas of our lives. But although they're improving all the time they're still far from perfect and can produce some unpredictable results.
We spoke to CEO of Patronus AI A... |
13.10.2024 | How to activate all of Windows 11's secret God Modes | Windows 7 introduced a useful hidden feature called God Mode, which provides access to all admin tools and control options in one place. Since Microsoft hasn't fully removed the Control Panel from Windows 11, God Mode remains functional in ... |
12.10.2024 | Ubuntu 24.10: A Bold Leap into the Future of Computing | In the ever-evolving landscape of operating systems, Ubuntu 24.10 “Oracular Oriole” emerges as a beacon of innovation. This latest release is not just an update; it’s a clarion call for users to reconsider their allegiance to Windows 11. Wi... |
11.10.2024 | Ransomware and Auto Dealerships: A Cybersecurity Crisis Looms | In the digital age, threats lurk in every corner. Ransomware attacks have surged, leaving businesses scrambling. A recent report reveals a staggering 68 percent increase in the severity of ransomware claims. The average loss now sits at $35... |
11.10.2024 | Public sector and infrastructure come under attack as malicious web requests rise | The number of malicious web requests rose by 53.2 percent in the first half of 2024, compared to the same period last year according to a new study.
The report from German cybersecurity company Myra finds that for the first quarter of 2024,... |
11.10.2024 | Implementing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) in modern systems | Most experts predict a quantum computer capable of breaking RSA and ECC encryption will be developed within the next decade. Virtually all of today’s security systems utilize RSA and ECC algorithms, which means the window to defend against ... |
11.10.2024 | Declutter Microsoft Windows -- remove Copilot, Widgets, and News and Interests from the taskbar | Microsoft has introduced features like “News and Interests” and the “Copilot” AI assistant to its operating systems. The aim is to provide quick access to information and productivity tools, but not everyone appreciates those tools and plen... |
11.10.2024 | Uncovering GenAI's unsung heroes [Q&A] | There's no doubt that AI is seen as flavor of the month across many sectors at the moment. But how much of this is hype and how much genuine value?
We spoke to Martin Hawksey, collaboration engineer at Qodea, to discuss GenAI and the areas ... |
10.10.2024 | Severity of ransomware attacks increases by 68 percent | A new report from insurance provider Coalition finds that that ransomware claims severity spiked by 68 percent in the first half of 2024 to an average loss of $353,000.
While high ransomware demands have come back into vogue, funds transfer... |
10.10.2024 | The Internet Archive suffers massive data breach affecting tens of millions of users | The Wayback Machine has suffered a colossal security incident after the Internet Archive fell victim to a huge data breach.
Data breach notification service Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) says that a 6.4GB SQL file containing registered users’ au... |
10.10.2024 | The latest version of Ubuntu Linux is here -- don’t delay, dump Windows 11 today! | While Microsoft’s newest operating system continues to frustrate users with its limitations and updates, Ubuntu has been quietly improving. The latest release, Ubuntu 24.10 “Oracular Oriole”, is the best version yet, giving users a new Linu... |
09.10.2024 | Security awareness training is not enough to stop breaches | New research shows companies are pouring an increasing number of resources into their security awareness and training programs, with 96 percent of respondents allocating it between five percent to 20 percent of their security budgets.
But t... |
08.10.2024 | Microsoft confirms weird Word bug that deletes files if you name them incorrectly | Microsoft has acknowledged a peculiar issue with Word that can cause files to be deleted immediately after they are saved. Users of the word processor are being warned to avoid naming their files in a certain way to avoid data loss while th... |
08.10.2024 | Offering employees choices to combat SaaS sprawl | The ease with which employees can sign up for unsanctioned cloud services continues to haunt security operations teams. Call it cloud sprawl, SaaS sprawl, or identity sprawl -- all variations on the same theme: Workers or departments signin... |
08.10.2024 | Improving SysAdmin communications with business leadership | Systems Administrators make up the backbone of any organization’s technical infrastructure. Considering their range of responsibilities for maintaining the stability and performance of servers, networks, databases, software platforms, secur... |
08.10.2024 | Scarlett Johansson tops McAfee 2024 Celebrity Hacker Hotlist | McAfee has released its “2024 Celebrity Hacker Hotlist,” highlighting the celebrities whose names are most exploited by cybercriminals. Leading this year’s list is Scarlett Johansson, an actress best known for her role as Black Widow in the... |
07.10.2024 | The best Windows tweaking and customization tools on GitHub [Part 1] | Windows has always allowed a decent degree of customization. You can tweak how the OS looks and behaves in a number of ways, but only within the limits set by Microsoft. The good news is that if you want to make more advanced changes, there... |
07.10.2024 | Google removes Kaspersky apps from its store | Google has unceremoniously evicted Kaspersky’s apps from the Play Store. While the Russian security firm insists that the removal is temporary, it comes after the company’s software was banded from being sold in the US.
The move not only me... |
04.10.2024 | Microsoft confirms numerous bugs in the Windows 11 2024 Update and blocks rollout to many | It is just a few days since Microsoft unleashed Windows 11 24H2 (or the Windows 11 2024 Update). But the release of the eagerly awaited update has been more than a little problematic.
We’ve already seen various issues with the controversial... |
02.10.2024 | Adobe Elements 2025 has been designed to automatically stop working... and there's nothing you can do about it | Adobe’s consumer photo and video range gets its annual refresh with the twin release of Adobe Photoshop Elements 2025 and Adobe Premiere Elements 2025 for Windows and macOS.
Alongside the usual slew of new features, tools and improvements c... |
02.10.2024 | Say goodbye to Microsoft Windows 11 and hello to Nitrux Linux 3.7.0 | It’s time to ditch Windows 11 and embrace Nitrux for a smoother, more streamlined experience without the bloat. Nitrux, built on a lightweight foundation, offers a sleek, efficient system tailored for modern users. With its unique NX Deskto... |
02.10.2024 | How businesses need to address the security risks of LLMs [Q&A] | Businesses are increasingly adopting AI and large language models in search of greater efficiency and savings. But these tools also present risks when it comes to cybersecurity.
We spoke to Aqsa Taylor, director of product management at Gut... |
01.10.2024 | Windows 11 users hit with yet another update so problematic that Microsoft has been forced to withdraw it | Updates for Windows, at least the ones that are released on a monthly basis, are not as eagerly anticipated by users as they used to be. This could be that they are rarely packed with new and exciting features, but a more likely reason for ... |
01.10.2024 | Say goodbye to Windows 11: Nitrux Linux 3.7.0 is the operating system you need! | It’s time to ditch Windows 11 and embrace Nitrux for a smoother, more streamlined experience without the bloat. Nitrux, built on a lightweight foundation, offers a sleek, efficient system tailored for modern users. With its unique NX Deskto... |
01.10.2024 | 7 best infrastructure monitoring tools for your business | Cloud-native application infrastructure serves as a powerful equalizer, enabling idea-driven teams to access the resources they need to bring their visions to life, no matter their location. However, this convenience introduces new layers o... |
01.10.2024 | Almost 90 percent of organizations suffered security incidents in the last three years | A new report shows 89 percent of organizations suffered at least one security incident in the past three years. 52 percent experienced at least four, and 24 percent were victims of an extraordinary 11 incidents.
The 2024 Secure Infrastructu... |
01.10.2024 | New LLM assistant helps pinpoint security issues | Malicious actors have been quick to exploit AI, but often security teams are under-equipped with AI solutions to ensure adequate defense.
Red Sift is launching an upskilled LLM assistant that identifies and diagnoses misconfigurations and e... |
30.09.2024 | 49 percent of global businesses targeted by deepfakes | A new report from Regula reveals that 49 percent of businesses globally have experienced deepfake scams involving either audio or video -- almost doubling the number of incidents since 2022.
The survey, of 575 business decision makers, show... |
29.09.2024 | A technical overview of Cisco IoT part 5: Exploring Cisco's competition in the expanding IoT landscape | The fifth and final article in the Cisco IoT series explores how Cisco’s competitors are navigating the rapidly expanding Internet of Things (IoT) landscape. Building on the previous installment, which covered Cisco Meraki, training resourc... |
27.09.2024 | Intel's CPU Instability Saga: A Light at the End of the Tunnel | Intel's journey through the storm of CPU instability has been long and winding. For months, users of the Core 13th and 14th Gen processors have felt like sailors caught in a tempest. The waves of uncertainty crashed down as instability issu... |
27.09.2024 | The Return of Winamp: A New Chapter in Multimedia History | Winamp is back, but not in the way you might expect. The iconic multimedia player, once the heartbeat of music on PCs, has taken a bold step into the future. Its source code is now available on GitHub, inviting developers to breathe new lif... |
27.09.2024 | How to Earn Money from Sports Photography on Stock Photo Platforms I love sports photography, especially capturing record-breaking achievements at major events. It makes me grateful to dedicated photo... | As a stock photographer, I always look for opportunities to break away from the usual stock photo routine. Although editorial images and sports photography are not your regular stock photo subjects, I like their brutal honesty — you can't s... |
26.09.2024 | Intel finally diagnoses the root cause of Core 13th and 14th Gen CPU instability issues | Intel Core 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors have been plagued with instability issues, problems Intel seemed incapable of properly addressing -- until now.
The company says that it has finally been able to determine the root cause of th... |
26.09.2024 | Winamp source code now available on GitHub | There can be few computer enthusiasts of a certain age who do not remember with some fondness Winamp -- one of the first popular MP3 applications, and one famed for “whippin’ the llama’s ass”.
Having been open sourced earlier in the year, t... |
26.09.2024 | Move over Kodi -- these are the top home theater alternatives you need | Kodi has long been a favorite for media enthusiasts, offering a customizable, open-source platform for streaming and managing media libraries, but it's not without its frustrations. The setup process, particularly installing and managing ad... |
26.09.2024 | New AI-driven platform simplifies enterprise access management | Traditional processes for ensuring employees have the right levels of access to systems have come under strain and become harder to manage because of the spread of cloud-based software.
A new AI-powered identity governance and administratio... |
25.09.2024 | Unforgiving consumers says poor software is as bad as contaminated food | A new survey from software delivery platform Harness finds that 66 percent of UK consumers think software companies releasing 'bad' code that causes mass outages is on par with, or worse than, supermarkets selling contaminated products that... |
24.09.2024 | Kaspersky users in the US find themselves forcibly migrated to the mysterious UltraAV | It is not unusual for software to update itself without user interaction; when it comes to delivering security patches and new features this is entirely desirable. But to have an app uninstall itself and replace itself with a different prod... |
24.09.2024 | Elon Musk risks privacy backlash by permitting accounts you’ve blocked on X to see your posts | If you’ve decided to stick with X after Elon Musk took over Twitter and started to systematically destroy anything good that was left there (which, admittedly was not much) you’ve probably made extensive use of the Block function to filter ... |
24.09.2024 | Forget Windows 11 -- Windows Moon Valley reaches a major milestone, download it now! | Windows 11, much like its predecessor Windows 10, has been criticized for various design inconsistencies. From outdated interface elements to uneven system-wide aesthetics, these issues have led to the development of tools like Rectify11, w... |
21.09.2024 | Microsoft’s Nuclear Gamble: A Controversial Path to Clean Energy | In a bold move, Microsoft has decided to back the revival of the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor, now rebranded as the Crane Clean Energy Center (CCEC). This decision, announced in September 2024, has stirred a pot of controversy. The rea... |
20.09.2024 | Microsoft risks public backlash by backing controversial Three Mile Island nuclear reactor reboot | Constellation has entered into a bold 20-year power purchase agreement with Microsoft to relaunch the infamous Three Mile Island Unit 1 nuclear reactor under a new name -- the Crane Clean Energy Center (CCEC). The announcement comes just fi... |
20.09.2024 | Deepfake fraud is on the rise say business leaders | Over half of C-suite and other executives (51.6 percent) expect an increase in the number and size of deepfake attacks targeting their organizations' financial and accounting data in the next year.
A new Deloitte poll shows that increase co... |
18.09.2024 | The five stages of vulnerability management | Nearly every organization today builds a lot of software, and the majority of that software is developed by cobbling together open source components. When using open source and trying a software composition analysis (SCA) scanner for the fi... |
18.09.2024 | Businesses ignore security when deploying AI | A new report from Orca Security highlights that, as organizations invest in AI innovation, most of them are doing so without regard for security.
The report uncovers a wide range of AI risks, including exposed API keys, overly permissive id... |
18.09.2024 | Organizations vulnerable to software supply chain attacks | According to Gartner, 60 percent of organizations work with over 1,000 third parties, and a new report shows many of these supply misconfigured or vulnerable hardware and software, putting customers at risk.
The study from CyCognito finds w... |
17.09.2024 | Navigating the AI Regulatory Landscape: A Call for Collaboration and Innovation | The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving at a dizzying pace. Just a few years ago, AI systems were rudimentary. Today, they are nearly as adept as PhD scholars. This rapid evolution has brought both opportunities and challenges... |
17.09.2024 | The New Age of Windows: Apps and Features That Transform Productivity | In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, Windows continues to be a cornerstone for millions. This week, a fresh wave of apps and features has emerged, promising to enhance productivity and streamline workflows. Let’s dive into the late... |
17.09.2024 | Multitasking made easy with Windows Virtual Desktops and Snap Layouts | When used correctly, Virtual Desktops, first introduced in Windows 10 and then refined in Windows 11, offer a handy way to manage multiple workflows. They let you create separate, dedicated workspaces within the OS, keeping things organized... |
16.09.2024 | Making LLMs safe for use in the enterprise [Q&A] | Large language models (LLMs) in a business setting can create problems since there are many ways to go about fooling them or being fooled by them.
Simbian has developed a TrustedLLM model that uses multiple layers of security controls betwe... |
15.09.2024 | Identity governance: Balancing cost reduction with effective risk management | Cost reduction is a top priority for many organizations, leading to the adoption of various technologies to automate tasks and improve efficiencies for cost savings. However, minimizing risk should also be a key objective for every business... |
14.09.2024 | Cybersecurity Workforce Crisis: A Growing Gap in a Dangerous Landscape | The cybersecurity landscape is a battlefield. Every day, organizations face threats that lurk in the shadows. Yet, the warriors tasked with defending these digital fortresses are dwindling. Recent research from ISC2 reveals a stark reality:... |
13.09.2024 | Best Windows apps this week | Six-hundred-twelve in a series. Welcome to this week's overview of the best apps, games and extensions released for Windows 10 and 11 on the Microsoft Store and elsewhere in the past seven days.
Microsoft has built on past Windows 11 taskba... |
13.09.2024 | Why businesses can't go it alone over the EU AI Act | When the European Commission proposed the first EU regulatory framework for AI in April 2021, few would have imagined the speed at which such systems would evolve over the next three years. Indeed, according to the 2024 Stanford AI Index, i... |
13.09.2024 | Cyber workforce size stalls despite skills shortages | New research from ISC2 shows that growth of the global cyber workforce has stalled at 5.5 million, but an estimated 10.2 million professionals are needed to effectively secure organizations.
This 4.8 million gap represents a 19 percent year... |
12.09.2024 | Flipper Zero 1.0: A Game Changer for Tech Enthusiasts | The Flipper Zero has taken a leap forward. The release of firmware version 1.0 marks a significant milestone for this versatile device. After three years of anticipation, users can finally unlock a treasure trove of new features. This updat... |
12.09.2024 | Say goodbye to TeamViewer: Get AnyViewer Professional for free -- save $42.96 | TeamViewer and AnyViewer are both popular remote desktop software solutions, but they cater to slightly different needs and user bases. TeamViewer is a well-established player in the remote desktop space, offering a wide range of features s... |
12.09.2024 | Meta is training its AI using an entire nation’s data… with no opt-out | The question of how to train and improve AI tools is one that triggers fierce debate, and this is something that has come into sharp focus as It becomes clear just how Meta is teaching its own artificial intelligence.
The social media giant... |
11.09.2024 | I used KnowRoaming eSIM on a road trip across France and this is what I learned [Review] | An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a virtual SIM card built into devices like smartphones, offering digital management of mobile plans without the need for physical SIM swapping. It has become a favored option for travelers as it simplifies connecti... |
10.09.2024 | SMBs IT challenges: The quest for data-centric talent | Decision-makers are increasingly relying on data analytics to inform everything from market strategies to operational efficiencies. S&P Market Intelligence 451 Research’s global survey of 2,362 executives working at small- to medium-siz... |
08.09.2024 | Log files: What are they, why do they matter and how to protect them? | Log files come with many challenges. Firstly, they exist as enormous volumes of data. Almost everything that a user does is recorded, meaning that they quickly pile up, and not all of them are useful.
Secondly, they aren’t all uniform as th... |
04.09.2024 | The Browser Wars Heat Up: Firefox 130.0 and Nitrux Linux 3.6.1 Step into the Spotlight | In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, two players are making waves: Firefox 130.0 and Nitrux Linux 3.6.1. Each release brings fresh features and enhancements, catering to users seeking performance, security, and a seamless experienc... |
04.09.2024 | Microsoft’s Recall Feature: A Bug or a Breach of Trust? | In the world of technology, updates are like tides. They come in, reshaping the landscape, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. Recently, Microsoft’s Windows 11 faced a storm over its Recall feature. This feature, designed to ... |
03.09.2024 | Ransomware Surge: A Growing Threat in the Digital Shadows | The digital landscape is shifting. A new report from Searchlight Cyber reveals a staggering 56% increase in active ransomware groups compared to last year. This surge paints a grim picture for cybersecurity professionals. The shadows are gr... |
03.09.2024 | The CrowdStrike incident exposed the urgent need for modern DevOps practices | On July 20th, 8.5 million devices running Windows crashed when cybersecurity giant CrowdStrike released a faulty software update. The ensuing outage wreaked havoc across nearly every major business sector: flights were grounded, medical pro... |
03.09.2024 | A lack of resources and talent leaves UK SMEs dangerously exposed | In the last few years, we have witnessed some of the most seismic changes to the IT security landscape -- from global pandemics and geopolitical issues to a global energy crisis, growing cybersecurity threats, multiple country elections, an... |
03.09.2024 | Number of active ransomware groups increases over 50 percent | A new report from dark web intelligence specialist Searchlight Cyber shows a 56 percent increase in the number of active ransomware groups this year compared to the first half of 2023, reflecting a diversification of the ransomware landscap... |
03.09.2024 | False alarm! Microsoft says that Windows 11 users will NOT be able to uninstall controversial Recall feature | For anyone using Windows 11 who was hoping to steer clear of the upcoming Recall features, there was a glimmer of hope last week. The KB5041865 update for the operating system included the option to uninstall the controversial activity snap... |
02.09.2024 | Say goodbye to Microsoft Windows 11 and hello to Nitrux Linux 3.6.1 | Nitrux, the Debian-based distribution known for its focus on simplicity and performance, has just released version 3.6.1, codenamed “lp.” This release packs a series of updates and fixes that are aimed at improving the overall experience fo... |
31.08.2024 | Navigating the Tech Launch Landscape: Strategies for Success | In the bustling world of technology, launching a new product is akin to setting sail on uncharted waters. Many embark on this journey, but only a few reach the shores of success. The statistics are stark: only 5% of tech products manage to ... |
31.08.2024 | Are you ready for 6G? A breakthrough device just made it possible | As we edge closer to the reality of 6G, the next generation of wireless communication, one of the biggest questions is how we will achieve the ultra-fast speeds and massive data capacity that it promises. The answer lies in a groundbreaking... |
30.08.2024 | The Hidden Dangers of Third-Party Browser Scripts | In the digital age, websites are like bustling cities. They thrive on interaction, data, and services. But lurking in the shadows are third-party browser scripts—tiny snippets of code that can turn a vibrant city into a dangerous place. The... |
30.08.2024 | Microsoft and Meta: Navigating the Digital Landscape of Updates and Alternatives | In the ever-evolving world of technology, two giants are making waves: Microsoft and Meta. Each is carving its path, yet both face challenges that reflect the complexities of modern digital life. Microsoft’s recent update for Windows 11, KB... |
30.08.2024 | Navigating the Digital Landscape: Windows Updates and Cybersecurity Threats | In the fast-paced world of technology, updates and security threats are like the tides—constant and sometimes unpredictable. Recently, Microsoft rolled out the KB5041587 update for Windows 11, a move that has stirred both excitement and fru... |
30.08.2024 | Navigating the Zero Trust Landscape: Beyond the Boundaries of Security | In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, the term "zero trust" has emerged as a beacon of hope. It promises a new way to secure networks, especially as traditional boundaries dissolve. But like a mirage in the desert, zero tru... |
30.08.2024 | Bridging the Gaps in Cybersecurity: The Zero Trust and Third-Party Script Dilemma | In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, two significant threats loom large: the limitations of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) and the rising danger of third-party browser script attacks. Both present unique challenges, yet they s... |
30.08.2024 | Bridging the Zero Trust Gap: Beyond Access Control | In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the concept of Zero Trust has emerged as a beacon of hope. It's a philosophy that says, "Never trust, always verify." But as organizations rush to adopt Zero Trust Network Access (Z... |
30.08.2024 | Navigating the Digital Landscape: Custom Windows Builds and the Rise of Threads in the Fediverse | In the ever-evolving world of technology, two significant trends are emerging: the customization of Windows operating systems and the integration of social media platforms into the fediverse. Both phenomena reflect a desire for efficiency, ... |
30.08.2024 | Navigating the Digital Landscape: The Dual Threat of Custom Windows Builds and Third-Party Script Attacks | In the vast expanse of the digital world, two trends are emerging that demand attention: custom Windows builds and the rise of third-party browser script attacks. Each represents a different facet of technology—one focused on performance en... |
30.08.2024 | Unlocking Performance: The Power of Custom Windows Builds | In the world of computing, speed is king. A sluggish system can feel like running through molasses. For many users, the default versions of Windows 10 and 11 are bloated with features that slow down performance. Enter custom Windows builds.... |
30.08.2024 | Bridging the Performance Gap: Custom Windows Builds and the Zero Trust Challenge | In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, performance and security are two sides of the same coin. Users crave speed, while organizations demand security. Custom Windows builds and the zero trust framework are two solutions addressing t... |
30.08.2024 | Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris: Google ramps up efforts to protect Presidential Election integrity | As the United States nears the November elections, Google is introducing a series of new initiatives designed to ensure that voters have access to reliable information and that its platforms remain secure against potential threats. Laurie R... |