BitLocker Vulnerabilities: Why Your Encryption Isn’t Bulletproof
Chris Sullivan
I’ve been in IT for long enough to remember when people thought their passwords were security. Then we moved to encryption. And now we’re learning that encryption can have holes…
CrowdStrike and the AI Security Boom: What Analysts Get Right (and What They Miss)
Tom Harrington
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…
When Trading Your Star Player Makes Sense: A Data Look at the Red Wings’ Goalie Problem
David Nguyen
I recently stumbled across a trade proposal that got me thinking about roster construction in hockey—specifically, whether sometimes you have to give up your best player to fix a broken…
Bank of America’s $1.2 Billion Fine Shows Why Cyber Warfare Isn’t Just a Military Problem Anymore
Bank of America just got slapped with a $1.2 billion penalty. That’s real money, even by banking standards. But here’s what caught my attention: this wasn’t about a data breach…
Why The Raspberry Pi Matters More Than You Think (And Why Gaming Controllers Are Just The Beginning)
Look, I’ve been doing this job long enough to know that when people start arguing about controller compatibility, they’re usually missing the real story. The same goes for the Raspberry…
The Real Deal on Home Hacks: Why Frugality Doesn’t Mean Sacrificing Style
Look, I’ve been in tech long enough to know that most “hacks” are just common sense dressed up in fancy language. But here’s the thing—when it comes to making your…
When Government Contracts Go Wrong: Lessons From a Power Deal Scandal
James Holloway
A few years back, I was brought in to audit a supply chain management system for a mid-sized company. Nothing seemed out of place at first—the database was organized, the…
Princeton’s Fusion Shortcut: Why This Actually Matters
Look, I’ve been in IT long enough to know that fusion research announcements come around about as often as another “revolutionary” blockchain use case. Most of them disappear into the…
Docker Hub’s Critical Vulnerability: What You Need to Know and How to Protect Yourself
Docker Hub just had a serious security problem exposed, and if you’re using Docker at all—which most of us are these days—you should care about this. The vulnerability allows attackers…
Why Fashion Brands Are Becoming Targets: Understanding the Recent Cyber Attacks
Rachel Adams
When H&M announced they were investigating a potential cyber-security incident, it sent ripples through the entire retail world. And they weren’t alone. Within days, multiple fashion brands found themselves in…