TSA warns public USB ports can be loaded with malware that silently steals your data without detection “Juice jacking” attacks can capture text messages, contact lists, and even keystrokes from your device Free Wi-Fi may cost nothing, but it could be the gateway to losing your identity As millions of Americans prepare for summer vacation,…
Cybercriminals are recycling expired Discord links to launch silent, devastating multi-stage malware attacks A fake Discord bot tricks users into running PowerShell commands disguised as CAPTCHA fixes Old community invite links now lead to malware servers stealing your data and digital assets Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting a lesser-known flaw in Discord’s invitation system to target…
In a landscape crowded with document AI tools, MonkeyOCR is taking its spot as a solution designed for serious document parsing tasks, especially when accuracy, structure, and speed matter. It is built on a novel Structure-Recognition-Relation (SRR) triplet paradigm, and redefines document understanding by replacing clunky multi-stage pipelines with a simple, unified model that achieves…
Securing the Software Supply Chain with VMware Harbor Boshrelease The modern enterprise operates in a landscape defined by hybrid and multicloud adoption, increasingly stringent security requirements, and the relentless pressure to accelerate application delivery. A critical, often overlooked, component of this equation is the security of the software supply chain. Vulnerabilities in container images and…
The Walrus Operator (:=) in Production Python: A Deep Dive Introduction Last quarter, a critical performance regression surfaced in our real-time fraud detection pipeline. The root cause? An inefficient loop within a data preprocessing stage, repeatedly querying a Redis cache. The initial fix involved a complex refactoring to avoid redundant lookups. However, a subsequent code…
I’ve been hoping for a long while that bad performing PC ports would become a thing of the past, but over the last few years, that hasn’t panned out. The biggest examples of recent games are Rise of the Ronin (which I’ve covered previously), Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, and Monster Hunter Wilds, which all suffer…
Purple and green said to be in contention for the iPhone 17 Apple still hasn’t made a decision about which to include The phones are expected to be launched in September For a while now, we’ve been hearing rumors about how thin the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is going to be – and a…
TerraMaster D4 SSD packs massive storage and extreme data transfer speed up to 40Gbps Designed for silence, this SSD stays whisper-quiet even when under full creative workflow load With USB4 and NVMe support, it rivals internal storage in speed and reliability TerraMaster has introduced the D4 SSD, a 4-bay direct-attached storage (DAS) device that promises…
Mastering Lexical Scope in Production JavaScript Introduction Imagine a complex state management system in a React application, utilizing custom hooks to encapsulate logic for a data-intensive form. A seemingly innocuous bug arises: a derived state variable within the hook unexpectedly updates based on a prop value from a parent component, leading to inconsistent form behavior…
Hi everyone! đŸ‘‹ If you’re like me, you love automating the little things — especially when it comes to DevOps workflows and release management. One of those things that used to be… well, a little annoying was letting a team (or community) know when a new release dropped. So I built Releasify Action — a…
