My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
Dan Ives just put CrowdStrike on his list of top tech picks for 2027, and the headline made the rounds. The reasoning is straightforward enough: AI-driven cybersecurity is hot, the…
The FTC’s recent shutdown of Digital Forensics Corporation reveals something that keeps me up at night as a security researcher: scammers don’t just exploit vulnerabilities in systems. They exploit vulnerabilities…
Satellite companies are knocking on the door of mobile networks, and carriers are actually opening it. After decades of running completely separate operations, satellite infrastructure is being folded into terrestrial…
Jean Smart officiating Mark Indelicato’s wedding made headlines recently, and while it’s a heartwarming story about co-stars becoming genuine friends, it got me thinking about something most people probably didn’t…
When I read that Melio has been named the top accounts payable solution for small businesses in 2026, my first instinct wasn’t excitement—it was skepticism. Not because Melio is necessarily…
NEAR Protocol is getting attention again, and the reason is interesting enough to warrant a closer look. The blockchain is pushing toward a mainnet upgrade that supposedly makes it resistant…
The arrest of a Pennsylvania man suspected in a major hack targeting FBI agents’ data is the kind of story that makes security researchers like me sit up and pay…
When serious crimes happen on military bases, the immediate response is usually predictable: impose curfews, restrict alcohol, and call for more surveillance. The recent incidents in Okinawa fit this pattern…
Bitcoin ticked up 1% to $64,250 while AI stocks were stumbling. On the surface, that’s just a routine day in crypto markets. But it’s worth asking why the two asset…
When we think about military exercises and joint training operations, most people picture soldiers on a field, ships at sea, or aircraft in formation. But here’s what keeps me up…
Tom Harrington