iPhone Security Under Threat: What the DarkSword Leak Means for You
A few months back, I was analyzing a dataset of security breaches when I noticed something interesting: the tools used to break into phones were getting more sophisticated, but the…
My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
A few months back, I was analyzing a dataset of security breaches when I noticed something interesting: the tools used to break into phones were getting more sophisticated, but the…
When I heard about the Crunchyroll breach—6.8 million email addresses stolen through a third-party vendor—my first thought wasn’t just about the entertainment platform. It was about the support tickets. Those…
When we think about warfare, most people picture soldiers, tanks, and missiles. But here’s what the data shows: the real battles happening right now are silent, invisible, and happening across…
When I start analyzing a problem, I usually ask: what data do we have, and what patterns emerge? With wildfire season creeping closer each year, I’ve been thinking a lot…
When I saw the news that the Detroit Red Wings extended Moritz Seider (commonly referred to with his surname pairing in trade discussions), I did what any data-focused person would…
I’ve spent most of my career staring at datasets, looking for patterns that reveal what actually works versus what just sounds good in theory. So when I read about California’s…
A governor’s veto of a home care regulation bill might seem like a straightforward political decision, but if you look at the actual numbers and reasoning behind these choices, you…
Three decades ago, if you wanted to wage war, you needed soldiers, tanks, and missiles. You needed visible destruction. You needed smoke on the horizon. Today? You might not need…
If you’re managing infrastructure with NetEye, you’ve probably noticed something: alerts don’t manage themselves. They pile up fast. Teams get overwhelmed. On-call schedules become a nightmare to coordinate. And when…
I’ve spent enough time staring at data dashboards to know that sometimes the smallest investments unlock the biggest wins. When I first heard about using a Raspberry Pi with 3D…