Why So Many People Still Ignore Basic Cybersecurity (And Why That Matters)
A few years ago, I watched a colleague get hit with ransomware. His entire hard drive was locked. The attackers wanted $5,000 to unlock it. What struck me wasn’t just…
My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
A few years ago, I watched a colleague get hit with ransomware. His entire hard drive was locked. The attackers wanted $5,000 to unlock it. What struck me wasn’t just…
In an increasingly digital world where our smartphones serve as gateways to our most sensitive personal information, security threats continue to evolve at an alarming pace. Recently, Apple has issued…
When a Docker project reaches millions of downloads, it enters a unique phase of development. It’s no longer just a tool—it becomes infrastructure that countless developers depend on daily. The…
In an era where traditional military conflicts are increasingly complemented by digital warfare, cyber attacks have emerged as a critical dimension of international power struggles. From critical infrastructure targeting to…
Last week, I watched a colleague spend three hours building a custom notification system because YouTube removed its comment alert emails. No drama, no rants on social media—just quiet determination…
The technology sector has experienced its share of corporate scandals over the years, but few companies seem to attract controversy quite like Super Micro Computer. This week, shares of the…
In an increasingly connected world, scams have evolved from simple street cons into sophisticated digital operations that can target anyone, anywhere. Whether you’re scrolling through social media, checking your email,…
When I first read about the Super Micro Computer co-founder arrest, my immediate reaction was visceral. Not because I’m surprised by corporate wrongdoing—I’ve seen enough startup drama to know that…
I spent years running Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi. It worked. It was fine. But “fine” isn’t good enough when you’re trying to build something reliable, and that’s where…
I remember when I first got my hands on a Raspberry Pi. It was a tiny green circuit board that cost less than a pizza, and somehow it could run…