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Stuart Glover
In the ever-evolving digital landscape, where technology leaps forward with boundless strides, the necessity for robust cyber security becomes increasingly vital. As we navigate the complex maze of interconnected networks…
LinkedIn in 2026: Powerful, Imperfect, and Impossible to Ignore
LinkedIn is now central to many careers—but it isn’t perfect. This 2000+ word guide breaks down its biggest strengths, drawbacks, and how to use it intentionally.
When You Should (And Shouldn’t) Use an MSP
When does a managed service provider (MSP) make sense—and when does it just add cost and complexity? This post walks through both sides so you can decide with eyes open.
What is NLWeb (Natural Language Web)?
NLWeb (Natural Language Web) makes websites natively understandable to AI systems and conversational interfaces, enabling users and agents to ask natural questions and get precise answers.
8-Second AI Videos: The Environmental Cost We’re Not Ready For
One 8-second AI video = 90 minutes microwave use = 466g CO2 = 6-8 miles driven = 150 smartphone charges. At global scale, this threatens energy grids, water supplies, and…
The Dead Internet & The Dying Planet: The Cost of the Click
The year 2025 went down in history as the year the “Dead Internet Theory” stopped being a fringe conspiracy and became a measurable reality. We are witnessing a digital and…
The 2025 Technical Hall of Fame: Top 10 Blog Posts
1. “The Carbon Debt of Intelligence: Why 2025 is AI’s Environmental Reckoning” Summary: This post went viral in early 2025, providing a harrowing technical breakdown of the water and electricity…
The Great British Balancing Act: How the UK is Engineering a “Green AI” Future
As we progress through 2026, the United Kingdom finds itself at a unique crossroads. On one hand, the government has doubled down on its ambition to make the UK the…
The Green Dilemma: When Environmental Stewardship Meets the AI Revolution
As we stand in the early months of 2026, the global conversation has shifted from “What can AI do?” to “What is AI costing us?” For companies built on the…
January 2025: The VPN Zero-Day Crisis Hits Nominet
The year began with a massive exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities in Ivanti and SonicWall VPN products. One of the most high-profile victims was Nominet, the UK’s domain registry. Attackers linked…
February 2025: Bybit and the $1.5 Billion Crypto Heist
In mid-February, the Bybit cryptocurrency exchange fell victim to what is now cited as the largest crypto theft in history. Hackers, believed to be the Lazarus Group, exploited a third-party…
March 2025: Aviation Grounded by Collins Aerospace Breach
March saw the aviation industry thrown into chaos after a ransomware attack targeted Collins Aerospace’s vMUSE platform. This software is essential for passenger check-in and boarding at airports worldwide. The…
April 2025: Marks & Spencer and the UK Retail Wave
Retail giant Marks & Spencer (M&S) was the face of a coordinated ransomware campaign in April. The Scattered Spider group exploited Active Directory credentials to paralyze M&S online ordering and…
May 2025: The Insider Threat at Coinbase and Coca-Cola
May shifted the focus toward internal vulnerabilities. Coinbase revealed that hackers had bribed overseas support agents to facilitate account takeovers, highlighting a disturbing trend of “Recruitment as a Service” by…
June 2025: The 16 Billion Credential “Mega-Leak”
In June, researchers uncovered a staggering dataset of over 16 billion login credentials hosted openly online. While not a single breach of one company, it was an aggregation of data…
July 2025: The SalesLoft-Salesforce SaaS Domino Effect
July was defined by the “SolarWinds moment for SaaS.” A breach at the sales-engagement platform SalesLoft allowed ShinyHunters to exploit OAuth integrations with Salesforce. This granted attackers access to the…
August 2025: Jaguar Land Rover Production Paralyzed
In one of the most economically damaging attacks of the year, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) was forced to shut down global production lines for five weeks in August. A ransomware…
September 2025: Asahi Brewing Global System Failure
Japanese brewing giant Asahi reported a total “system failure” across its global operations in September. The cause was quickly confirmed as a coordinated ransomware attack that had infiltrated industrial control…
October 2025: Red Hat GitLab and the 570GB Leak
The Crimson Collective threat group claimed a major victory in October by exfiltrating 570GB of data from Red Hat-managed GitLab servers. The breach affected numerous high-profile customers, including Nissan, whose…
November 2025: Gainsight and the Oracle EBS Breach
November saw a wave of attacks exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS). Auto parts maker LKQ and the University of Pennsylvania were among the victims of the…
December 2025: Coupang and SoundCloud Finish the Year
The year ended with two massive consumer data breaches. South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang reported that a former employee had leaked the personal information of 34 million customers. Meanwhile, SoundCloud…
2025: The Year of Vibe Coding – From Intent to Implementation
As we close out December 2025, the tech world is reflecting on a paradigm shift that many didn’t see coming at the start of the year: the rise of Vibe…
January 2025: The Rise of the AI “Grandparent” Voice Scam
January saw a terrifying peak in AI voice cloning. Scammers began using three-second clips from social media to replicate a family member’s voice, calling elderly victims to claim they were…
February 2025: Romance Scams 2.0 and Deepfake Dating
Around Valentine’s Day, romance scams took a high-tech turn. Fraudsters utilized real-time deepfake video filters during video calls to maintain their fake personas, making the “catfishing” nearly impossible to detect.…
March 2025: Tax Season Phishing and AI Document Fraud
As tax deadlines approached in March, a new wave of highly sophisticated IRS impersonation scams emerged. Fraudsters used AI to generate perfect replicas of tax forms and official correspondence, bypassing…
April 2025: QR Code “Quishing” in Public Spaces
April saw the explosion of “Quishing” (QR Phishing). Scammers placed stickers over legitimate QR codes on parking meters, restaurant menus, and public charging stations. When scanned, these codes directed users…
May 2025: The “Help Desk” Remote Access Scam
In May, the tech support scam evolved. Using AI-driven search engine manipulation, scammers ensured their fake “Help Desk” numbers appeared at the top of Google results for popular software. Victims…
June 2025: Travel and Vacation Rental Fraud
As summer travel kicked off in June, vacation rental scams hit record levels. Fraudsters used AI to generate professional-looking listings for luxury villas at “too good to be true” prices…
July 2025: The “Verification” 2FA Bypass Scam
July saw a spike in “2FA Fatigue” and interception scams. Scammers used automated bot services to call victims, posing as their bank’s fraud department. They told the victim they were…
August 2025: Student Loan and Education Scams
With the “Back to School” rush in August, student loan “forgiveness” scams flooded the market. Fraudsters targeted recent graduates with urgent emails claiming they were eligible for immediate debt erasure—for…
September 2025: Job Search and Recruitment Fraud
September saw a rise in “Ghost Jobs.” Scammers posted fake remote-work roles on major job boards to harvest resumes and personal data. Some took it further, conducting “interviews” over Telegram…
October 2025: Real Estate and Closing Cost Wire Fraud
October brought a surge in “Escrow Phishing.” Scammers monitored public property records to identify homes nearing closing. They then sent perfectly timed emails to the buyers, impersonating their title company…
November 2025: Black Friday Package Delivery Scams
During the Black Friday shopping frenzy, “package delivery” scams peaked. Victims received SMS messages claiming their “Amazon” or “FedEx” package was delayed and required a $1 redelivery fee. Clicking the…
December 2025: Charity Scams and Holiday “Gift” Fraud
The year ended with a flood of fake charity appeals. Scammers used AI to generate moving stories and images of disaster victims to solicit donations via crypto or wire transfer.…
October 2025: Hollywood vs. The Generative Wave
October saw a high for Meta and Lionsgate, who signed a landmark deal to train video models on cinematic archives legally. This was the first major peace treaty between Big…
November 2025: NVIDIA Blackwell 2 and the GPU Glut
NVIDIA launched Blackwell 2 in November, an engineering high that promised 10x the efficiency of the previous year. However, the market hit a “low” as rumors of an AI bubble…
December 2025: AGI Dreams and Year-End Realities
The year ended with OpenAI teasing a model they claimed showed “glimmers of AGI,” a massive hype high. But 2025 finished on a sobering low: a global consensus that AI-driven…
January 2025: The Agentic Awakening
January saw OpenAI launch “Operator,” a major high for the company. This marked the shift from AI that just talks to AI that takes action across apps. The low point,…
February 2025: Sora’s Public Debut and GPU Scarcity
OpenAI’s Sora video generator finally exited its restricted beta, marking a creative high. However, the month was marred by a “low” in the supply chain. NVIDIA faced extreme scrutiny as…
March 2025: Claude 4 and the Privacy Debate
Anthropic stole the spotlight in March with the release of Claude 4, setting a new high for reasoning and coding benchmarks. The company’s focus on “Constitutional AI” helped it win…
April 2025: Llama 4 and the Open Source Surge
Meta disrupted the ecosystem in April with the release of Llama 4. It was an incredible high for the open-source community, as the model reached parity with GPT-4o for free.…
May 2025: Google I/O and the Hardware Arms Race
Google I/O 2025 was a massive high, with the unveiling of the first fully integrated AI operating system. The “Gemini OS” concept promised a world without standalone apps. However, NVIDIA…
June 2025: Regulatory Reality and Robot Rights
June marked the full enforcement of the EU AI Act, a bureaucratic low for many US-based AI labs who had to pull services from Europe temporarily. On the high side,…
July 2025: The Nuclear AI Summer
July was defined by energy. In a historic high, Microsoft and OpenAI announced a multi-billion dollar investment in modular nuclear reactors to power their next-gen data centers. The low point…
August 2025: Apple’s AI Ecosystem Domination
Apple Intelligence reached its final form in August with the iPhone 17 preview, marking a high for consumer adoption. By processing almost all AI tasks locally, Apple bypassed the privacy…
September 2025: Reasoning Models and the O1 Successor
OpenAI released “Strawberry 2” (o1-successor) in September, a massive high for scientific research. The model successfully solved several unsolved chemistry problems. However, the month hit a low for the workforce…
AI News Roundup: January 2026 Highlights
January 2026 saw explosive growth in AI, with new model releases from China challenging US dominance, massive investments, and practical deployments across industries. Global spending forecasts hit $2.52 trillion for…
2026 Vision: The Year of Physical Intelligence and AGI Foundations
If 2025 was the year AI found its voice, 2026 will be the year AI finds its hands. As we step into the new year, here are the top three…
Reflecting on 2025: The Year AI Became “Ambient”
As we close the year, AI is no longer a tool we “use”—it is ambient. It is in our cars, our glasses, and our office software, working quietly in the…
Closing Out 2025: Infrastructure Spoofing and Year-End Breaches
2025 ended with a glimpse into the future of cyber-physical warfare, including GPS spoofing and attacks on national infrastructure. Key Events: Indian Airport GPS Spoofing: Over 800 flights delayed by…
Global AI Standards: The December 2025 Summit
The year ended with a global consensus on AI safety. 2025 proved that while AI is unstoppable, it must be guided by human-centric principles.
The New Creative Class: AI-Human Collaboration
Mid-December saw a cultural shift: the “AI-Human” tag became a mark of quality. The most popular music and art were no longer pure AI or pure human, but a seamless…
Carbon-Aware AI: Sustainable Computing Breakthroughs
In early December, major data centers switched to carbon-aware scheduling—training heavy AI models only when renewable energy production is at its peak in the local area.
Holiday Heists: November’s Financial Cybersecurity Report
As the holiday shopping season began, threat actors pivoted to retail and high-finance institutions. Key Events: Under Armour Ransomware: Theft-first attack exposed millions of customer records. Wall Street Breach: A…
AI in Agriculture: Precision Farming with Drones
As the harvest season wound down, AI-controlled drone swarms proved their worth by treating individual diseased plants rather than spraying entire fields, reducing pesticide use by 40%.
Generative Gaming: Playable Worlds in Real-Time
November changed entertainment forever. New gaming engines now use generative AI to build unique maps and dialogue on the fly, meaning no two players ever experience the exact same story.
Local Governments in the Crosshairs: October’s Service Disruptions
October saw a wave of attacks on municipal systems. From property tax payments to court operations, local residents felt the direct impact. Key Events: US Municipal Hits: Counties in Texas…
AI and Cybersecurity: The Battle of the Bots
Cyber Defense AI reached a milestone in October, where “Autonomous SOC” (Security Operations Center) agents began neutralizing 0-day exploits before human engineers even logged in for the day.
The Personalized Medicine Revolution
October saw the first AI-designed treatment protocols tailored to a patient’s specific genetic makeup, moving us closer to the end of “one-size-fits-all” healthcare.
Beyond Data: The Physical Cost of Cyberattacks
September showed that cyberattacks can stop assembly lines. Major manufacturers faced outages that led to record revenue losses. Key Events: Jaguar Land Rover: Reported a 24% revenue drop due to…
AI and the Future of Legal Discovery
Law firms reported a 70% reduction in research time as reasoning models began handling “E-Discovery,” parsing through millions of documents to find the “smoking gun” in complex litigation.
Autonomous Financial Planning: AI Wealth Managers
September marked the release of AI financial agents that don’t just give advice—they execute trades, rebalance portfolios, and manage tax-loss harvesting automatically based on a user’s life goals.
SaaS Under Siege: How One Breach Hit Many in August
August highlighted the danger of SaaS integrations. A breach at a sales-enablement tool allowed attackers to pivot into major corporate CRM environments. Key Events: OAuth Token Theft: Hackers bypassed passwords…
The Rise of AI Co-Designers in Architecture
Architects began using generative AI to create “living” building designs that optimize for airflow, natural light, and carbon footprint based on specific local weather data.
Multimodal 2.0: AI That Sees the Physical World
In August, vision-language models evolved to understand 3D space. AI can now analyze a live video feed of a construction site and identify safety violations or structural misalignments instantly.
The “ToolShell” Vulnerability: A July Patching Nightmare
July was dominated by the discovery of “ToolShell,” a chain of critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint exploited by nation-state actors. Key Events: Global Patching Race: Healthcare sectors hit hardest by…
AI in Energy: Optimizing the Smart Grid
As summer heatwaves peaked, AI-driven grid management prevented blackouts by predicting demand spikes with 99% accuracy and redistributing renewable energy in real-time.
Real-Time Translation: The End of Language Barriers
July saw the debut of sub-50ms latency in AI voice translation. Two people speaking different languages can now hold a natural, fluid conversation via earbuds, with the AI maintaining the…
High Altitude Hacks: Ransomware Targets the Skies
In June, the FBI issued a warning as “Scattered Spider” targeted global airlines, disrupting flight scheduling and loyalty programs. Key Events: Qantas & WestJet: Millions of passenger records exfiltrated. Credential…
The Rise of Personalized AI Tutors
June’s education report: AI tutors now adapt to a student’s emotional state, slowing down when a child looks confused and offering rewards when they excel.
Synthetic Data: When AI Trains on Itself
The “Data Wall” was hit in June. With the internet’s high-quality data exhausted, researchers began using high-fidelity synthetic data to train the next generation of models.
The Enemy Within: May’s Wave of Insider Exploits
May focused on “social engineering 2.0,” where threat actors didn’t just hack systems—they bribed people. Key Events: Coinbase Agent Bribery: Attackers bribed overseas support staff for account access. Marks &…
Robotic Process Automation (RPA) 2.0
AI met physical labor in late May. Multimodal models were integrated into warehouse robots, allowing them to understand “pick up the blue box and put it near the door” without…
The Search Engine War: AI Overviews vs. Traditional Links
Google and Perplexity redefined search in May. Users no longer click links; they receive synthesized answers. This sparked a major debate over “fair use” and the survival of independent journalism.
Signal Lost: The April Telecom Security Crisis
The telecommunications sector took a heavy hit in April. SK Telecom confirmed a breach affecting 23 million users, raising the specter of massive SIM-swapping campaigns. Key Events: SK Telecom SIM…
AI Legislation: The EU AI Act Takes Flight
Governance caught up in April. The first major fines under the EU AI Act were issued, targeting companies using “high-risk” AI without transparent bias testing.
Wearable AI: The Death of the Smartphone Screen?
April saw the launch of second-generation AI glasses. No screens—just a voice in your ear that translates languages in real-time and identifies the people standing in front of you.
The Weakest Link: Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Explored
March reminded us that you are only as secure as your least secure vendor. A massive breach at a defense contractor exposed 4.2TB of sensitive data. Key Events: National Defense…
The Sovereignty of Data: Why Companies are Building Private AI
By late March, enterprises stopped sending data to the public cloud. The trend shifted toward “Local RAG” (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), where AI learns from a company’s internal PDFs without that data…
Video Generation Goes Mainstream: The Sora Effect
Hollywood met its match in March. High-fidelity video generation became accessible to the public, allowing users to create 60-second cinematic clips from a single sentence.
Critical Care: The February Ransomware Surge in Healthcare
February saw a focused series of attacks on the healthcare sector. Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) groups like Qilin targeted regional hospital networks, leading to significant service disruptions. Key Events: HSHS & Ascension…
AI in Biology: The Protein Folding Breakthroughs of 2025
AI isn’t just for writing emails. In late February, DeepMind 3.0 predicted the structures of nearly all known proteins, accelerating drug discovery timelines from years to weeks.
Reasoning Models: When AI Started to “Think” Before It Spoke
The “Chain of Thought” breakthrough became standard in February. New models now allocate “thinking time” to solve complex math and coding problems, drastically reducing hallucinations by verifying logic internally before…
New Year, New Threats: How AI Defined January’s Cyber Landscape
As 2025 kicked off, the cybersecurity world saw a massive shift in social engineering. Threat actors began utilizing advanced Large Language Models (LLMs) to create phishing campaigns that were virtually…
Small Language Models (SLMs): The Edge Computing Revolution
Why use a trillion-parameter model to summarize a grocery list? Mid-January saw the rise of SLMs (Small Language Models) that run locally on smartphones and laptops, prioritizing privacy and speed…
Agentic AI: The Shift from Chatbots to Autonomous Workers
January marked the death of the simple prompt. The focus shifted to AI Agents—systems that don’t just talk, but execute multi-step workflows across different software tools without human hand-holding. Major…
Cybersecurity challenges in 2024
# Cybersecurity Challenges in 2024: What to Expect and How to Prepare Cybersecurity is a constantly evolving field, as new threats emerge and old ones evolve. In 2024, we can…
Bitcoin: A Decentralized Revolution in Digital Currency
Introduction In the world of finance and technology, few innovations have caused as much excitement and controversy as Bitcoin. Since its inception in 2009, Bitcoin has captivated the imagination of…
Exploring Umbrel: Your Gateway to the World of Self-Hosted Bitcoin and More
In the ever-evolving world of cryptocurrencies, there’s a growing interest in self-hosted solutions that provide users with more control over their digital assets. Umbrel, a self-hosted Bitcoin and Lightning Network…
Evaluating Network and Information Security in 2018: A Snapshot of Progress and Challenges
Introduction The year 2018 marked a significant point in the ever-evolving landscape of network and information security. With the constant proliferation of cyber threats and advancements in technology, businesses, organizations,…
Safeguarding Education: The Rising Threat of Cyber Attacks on Schools
In an age where technology plays an integral role in education, schools have become prime targets for cyber attacks. While educational institutions have embraced digital tools to enhance learning, they…
Can We Tackle the Ever-Evolving Threat of Cybercrime?
Introduction:In our increasingly interconnected world, the rapid evolution of technology has brought about numerous benefits, but it has also given rise to an alarming surge in cybercrime. From personal data…
Exploring the Power of Chatbots: Advantages and Disadvantages
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, chatbots have emerged as a versatile tool, revolutionizing the way businesses interact with their customers. These AI-powered virtual assistants are changing the dynamics of…
The Internet-Connected Home: Navigating the Challenges of Smart Devices
In an age where technology continues to shape our lives, the integration of internet connectivity into home appliances like washing machines promises convenience and efficiency like never before. However, beneath…
Unveiling the Issues with ISP-Provided Home Routers: Navigating the Troubled Waters
Introduction:Home routers are the unsung heroes of our modern connected lives. They are the gateway to the digital world, enabling us to browse the internet, stream content, connect smart devices,…
Exploring the Pros and Cons of On-Premise and Cloud Proxy Solutions
Introduction:In today’s digital landscape, the need for robust cybersecurity measures is more critical than ever. One such aspect is proxy solutions, which serve as intermediaries between users and the internet,…
A Comprehensive Analysis of Various AI Tools: Exploring Their Positives and Negatives
A Comprehensive Analysis of Various AI Tools: Exploring Their Positives and Negatives Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology that is revolutionizing various industries, from healthcare to…
The Terrifying Truths of Cybersecurity: Are We Ready for the Onslaught?
Introduction In the digital age, we are interconnected more than ever before, making our lives easier, faster, and more efficient. However, lurking in the shadows of this technological advancement lies…
Safeguarding Your Company’s Operational Technology: The Imperative for Cybersecurity
Introduction In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, where operational technology (OT) intersects with the Internet of Things (IoT), industries have become increasingly vulnerable to cyber attacks. These attacks can have…
Cyber Operational Technology: The Nexus of Cybersecurity and Operational Systems
Introduction: In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the convergence of operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) has introduced new challenges and opportunities for organizations worldwide. The integration of cyber…
Safeguarding the Jewel of the Mediterranean: Malta’s IT Security
Introduction Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea lies the enchanting archipelago of Malta, a picturesque haven that exudes historical charm and natural beauty. Yet, beyond its stunning landscapes…
Python on ESP32: Unleashing the Power of Microcontrollers
Introduction:In the realm of Internet of Things (IoT) and embedded systems, the ESP32 has emerged as a popular and versatile microcontroller platform. Boasting dual-core processing power, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth…
The Double-Edged Sword: Relying on Technology in the Modern World
Introduction: In our increasingly interconnected world, technology has become an indispensable part of our daily lives. From smartphones and smart homes to artificial intelligence and automation, we rely on technology…
The Environmental Impact of Electric Cars: Weighing the Pros and Cons
Introduction: With the rise of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years, the environmental benefits of these cars have been widely touted. However, it is crucial to examine the complete picture…
Escaping the Dark Wood: Finding Freedom Beyond Social Media
Introduction:In the vast digital landscape of our modern world, social media has become an integral part of our daily lives. With its promises of connectivity, entertainment, and information, it has…
WiFi Scanning
Introduction: In today’s interconnected world, WiFi has become an essential part of our daily lives. Whether at home, in cafes, or public spaces, we rely on wireless networks to connect…
Jira Automation
Title: Streamline Your Workflow with Jira Automation: Boosting Productivity and Efficiency Introduction: In today’s fast-paced digital world, project management tools have become essential for teams across industries. Among the popular…
Creating a Confluence Website
To create a Confluence website, you need to follow these steps: 1. Sign up for Confluence: Visit the Atlassian website (https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence) and sign up for a Confluence account. You may…
Top 10 Ideas for Home Automation
Home automation has become increasingly popular as technology advancements continue to simplify our lives. From smart speakers to automated security systems, there are endless possibilities for automating various aspects of…
Tiny 11 Download
Sorted out my own version of Tiny 11 and it’s ready to download. Note that the Microsoft exe was used and not the github one (got to be safe).
Pwnagotchi – Build Guide
Building a Pwnagotchi with the Waveshare 2.13in display version 3 Alex Dexter – https://www.leviathansecurity.com/ (All credit to Alan for producing this). Pop over to his site for the full documentation.…
How to Set Up an SFTP Server on a Raspberry Pi
An SFTP server is a great way to securely transfer files to and from your Raspberry Pi. In this blog post, we will show you how to set up an…
Raspberry Pi Alternatives
There are many great Raspberry Pi alternatives available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Some of the most popular alternatives include: * The Odroid-N2+ is a powerful alternative that…
Importance of Website Rating
With the increasing amount of information available on the internet, it can be challenging to identify which websites are reliable and trustworthy. Website rating is a method used to assess…
Protect Your Website with these Essential WordPress Security Tips
WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems in the world, powering over 40% of all websites on the internet. However, with its widespread use comes a higher…
Building a Home Lab
A home lab is a great way to learn about technology and experiment with different systems. It can also be a lot of fun! Here are a few tips on…
The Raspberry Pi Shortage: A Brief Explanation
The Raspberry Pi is a small, single-board computer that has become incredibly popular in recent years. It is used for a wide variety of projects, including robotics, home automation, and…
Backing Up a Raspberry Pi
A Raspberry Pi is a small, single-board computer that can be used for a variety of tasks, such as creating a home media center, building a robot, or learning to…
How Computers Work
Computers are everywhere. They are in our homes, our schools, our workplaces, and even our pockets. But how do they work? At its most basic level, a computer is a…
Google Bard: The Future of Search
Google Bard is a new language model from Google AI that is designed to help you find information on the web. It is powered by a lightweight version of LaMDA,…
Google Dorks 2023
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Installing Docker and Portainer on a Raspberry Pi
Docker is a popular containerization platform that allows developers to deploy, manage, and run applications in containers. Running Docker on a Raspberry Pi can be a great way to experiment…
How HTTPS works
When you access a website, your browser will initiate a process called a “certificate exchange” to establish a secure connection with the website. This process is critical to ensuring that…
The Rebait Scam
Online scams are nothing new, but there’s a new one that’s making the rounds called the “Rebait Scam.” This scam is designed to trick unsuspecting victims into handing over their…
The Amazon Scam
There are many different scams that can occur on Amazon, but one common type of scam is the “Amazon phishing scam,” where a scammer will send an email or a…
Social Engineering
Social engineering is a technique used by hackers and scammers to manipulate individuals into divulging sensitive information or performing actions that may be detrimental to their own interests. This technique…
Using Coffee Shop Wifi
Coffee shops have become one of the go-to places for people to work, study, or just hang out with friends. One of the main reasons for this is the availability…
How to start in Cyber Security
Starting a career in cyber security can be an exciting and challenging journey. With the increasing number of data breaches and cyber attacks, the demand for qualified professionals in this…
Child Internet Safety in Schools: Policies and Best Practices
With the increasing dependence on technology, the use of the internet by children has become an inevitable part of our daily lives. As a result, the safety of children while…
Object-orintated programming
Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm that uses objects and their interactions to design applications and computer programs. It is one of the most popular programming paradigms in use…
Globalscape EFT
Globascape EFT: A Comprehensive Solution for Secure File Transfer In today’s digital age, the need for secure and efficient file transfer has become more important than ever. With the increasing…
How Ai can help the homeless
Homelessness is a pressing issue that affects millions of people around the world. The lack of shelter, food, and other basic necessities can make life extremely challenging for those who…
Will AI destroy humanity?
The question of whether artificial intelligence (AI) will ultimately lead to the destruction of humanity is a topic of much debate and concern among experts in the field. While some…
Quantum Computing
Quantum computing is a form of computing that utilizes the properties of quantum mechanics to perform operations on data. In traditional computing, data is stored and processed using bits, which…
Top 10 Raspberry Pi projects
Media Center: One of the most popular Raspberry Pi projects is turning it into a media center. With software such as Kodi and Plex, you can stream your favorite movies…
Is AI a good thing?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize many industries and improve our daily lives in countless ways. However, as with any new technology, there are also concerns and potential…
Trend Micro
Trend Micro is a global leader in cybersecurity, with a mission to make the world safe for exchanging digital information. The company’s solutions are designed to protect businesses and individuals…
Jira
Atlassian Jira is a project management and issue tracking software that allows teams to plan, track, and release projects efficiently. It is widely used by software development teams, but it…
Confluence
Atlassian Confluence is a collaboration and project management software that allows teams to share and organize information, collaborate on projects, and streamline their workflow. It is a powerful tool for…
MineCraft Variables
Minecraft is a popular game that allows players to build, explore, and create their own virtual worlds. One way to customize your Minecraft experience is by using environment variables in…
Installing Proxmox Backup
Proxmox Backup is a powerful and easy-to-use backup solution for Proxmox virtualization environments. It allows you to create and manage backups of virtual machines, containers, and storage volumes, and provides…
Installing Proxmox
Proxmox is an open-source virtualization platform that allows you to easily create and manage virtual machines and containers. In this post, we will go over the steps to install Proxmox…
Home Assistants
Home assistants have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. These handy devices can help you manage your daily tasks, streamline your home automation systems, and even…
Wireshark
WireShark is a powerful network protocol analyzer tool that can be used to monitor, troubleshoot, and analyze network traffic. It is commonly used by network administrators and security professionals to…
Installing Docker
Alpine Linux Docker is a powerful tool for running and managing containerized applications. It allows developers to package their applications and dependencies into lightweight containers that can be easily shipped…
Why use a SIEM?
A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system is an essential tool for organizations to protect their networks and data from cyber threats. SIEM systems provide real-time visibility into security-related…
Why use a Proxy Server?
When it comes to browsing the internet, privacy and security are of the utmost importance. One way to protect yourself online is by using a proxy. In this post, we’ll…
Endpoint Threat Management
End Point Threat Management (ETM) is an important aspect of cybersecurity that focuses on protecting the endpoint devices that are connected to a network. These devices can include laptops, smartphones,…
Protecting yourself online
Scammers are always looking for new ways to trick people into giving them money or personal information. To protect yourself from scammers, it’s important to be aware of their tactics…
Internet safe working
As more and more people are working remotely, it’s important to take steps to ensure that you are working safely online. Here are some tips to help you stay safe…
SSL Decryption
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a widely-used protocol for secure communication over the internet. It establishes an encrypted connection between two parties, typically a web server and a client, to…
What is Cyber Security
Cybersecurity refers to the practices and technologies that organizations and individuals use to protect their computer systems, networks, and devices from cyber threats such as hacking, malware, and data breaches.…
Make money from AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly growing field that has the potential to revolutionize many industries, including the way we make money. One of the most popular forms of AI…
The Concepts of Docker
Docker is a platform that allows developers to build, ship, and run applications in a consistent manner, regardless of the underlying infrastructure. It provides a lightweight, portable, and scalable containerization…
AI in Cars
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many industries, and the automotive industry is no exception. The use of AI in cars has greatly impacted the driving experience, making it safer, more…
Bitcoin
Bitcoin is a digital currency that was created in 2009 by an unknown person or group of people using the name Satoshi Nakamoto. It is a decentralized currency, which means…
VPN Technology
Virtual Private Network (VPN) technology has become increasingly popular in recent years as people seek to protect their online privacy and security. VPNs allow users to create a secure and…
Children using WhatsApp
With the proliferation of smartphones and the rise of social media, children are increasingly using WhatsApp to communicate with their friends and family. WhatsApp is a messaging app that allows…
Welcome to WordPress!
Getting started… Login as admin and get blogging! Refer to the TurnKey WordPress release notes Refer to the WordPress Getting Started Codex Search WordPress.org for plugins to extend WordPress. Here’s…