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It sounds like science fiction, doesn’t it? A “quantum internet.” But the reality is, we’re much closer to this reality than you might think, and it might just run on the same protocols we use every day. For years, quantum computing has captured our imagination with its potential to solve problems far beyond the reach … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… if you’re still rocking Windows 10, you’ve probably been a little worried about support ending soon. Well, Microsoft just dropped some pretty good news: they’re offering a free update for Extended Security Updates (ESU) to millions of Windows 10 users. What’s the Deal? Basically, Microsoft is extending the security lifeline … Read more
It’s been said that artificial intelligence is a tool. And like any tool, it can be used for good or ill. We’ve seen AI assist doctors, help engineers design better structures, and even compose music. But lately, the conversation has shifted. What if AI isn’t just a tool used by hackers, but an entity that … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… Microsoft’s new Recall feature, the one that’s supposed to remember everything you do on your PC, sounds pretty cool on paper. It takes snapshots of your screen periodically, creating a searchable timeline of your activity. Think of it like a super-powered undo button for your digital life, or a way … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… something a bit wild happened recently with ChatGPT. Turns out, thousands of private conversations people were having with the AI accidentally got exposed and were findable through a Google search. Yeah, not great. This all happened because of a technical hiccup, a “feature mishap” as some are calling it. Basically, … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… things in the crypto world got pretty interesting this week. On August 3rd, 2025, blockchain analytics firm Arkham dropped a report linking a massive $3.5 billion Bitcoin theft to the quiet departure of a major Chinese mining player known as Lubian. This isn’t just some small-time hack; we’re talking about … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… we’re heading into a future with billions of AI agents running around, doing everything from managing our calendars to driving our cars. Sounds cool, right? But new research is dropping a bombshell: AI models can actually train other AI models to be… well, a bit nasty. And they can do … Read more
It’s not every day you hear about sophisticated cyberattacks that directly impact international relations, but a recent discovery by Microsoft has put a spotlight on this very issue. Microsoft’s Threat Intelligence team recently identified a Russian state-sponsored hacking group, known as Midnight Blizzard (also tracked as Nobelium or APT29), attempting to breach the systems of … Read more
It seems every week there’s a new headline about cyber threats, and this latest one from Microsoft certainly caught my attention. They recently detailed an operation by a Russian government-backed hacking group, tracked as “Midnight Blizzard” (also known as Nobelium or APT29), which has been targeting foreign embassies around the globe. What’s particularly concerning about … Read more
As someone who’s spent decades in the tech world, I’ve seen firsthand how quickly things change. Today, data is everywhere. It’s collected, stored, and used in ways that were unimaginable even twenty years ago. My own journey into thinking about ethical technology development naturally leads me to consider data privacy. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed … Read more