Photo by Alexander Sinn on Unsplash Think of it this way: five months ago, Anthropic released a coding model so capable, they called it one of the best in the world. Now they’ve managed to squeeze nearly all that power into a lighter, faster, and shockingly cheaper version called Claude Haiku 4.5 — and it’s […]
A stealthy breach, stolen source code, and urgent warnings from US cybersecurity officials — here’s what we know about the F5 intrusion and why it matters Image by Peter Conrad on Unsplash If you’ve never heard of F5, that’s kind of the problem. F5 isn’t a consumer brand. It’s infrastructure — the digital plumbing behind
Photo by BoliviaInteligente on Unsplash A small computer that runs huge AI models right on your desk? Nvidia’s new DGX Spark makes that happen — no server farm required. So, Nvidia just dropped something kind of wild: a tiny desktop computer that can handle seriously big AI models — as in hundreds of billions of
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Photo by Kanchanara on Unsplash What happens when romance, high-tech scams, and modern slavery collide? You get one of the largest crypto fraud busts in recent history—$15 billion seized, and a criminal empire built on lies, manipulation, and human suffering. Let’s talk about what just happened. An Unfolding Crypto Scam Fueled by Forced Labor Federal
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash When we talk about cybersecurity, most of us are thinking about viruses, hacking, maybe password leaks. But there’s another looming threat creeping quietly through the background: quantum computers. Yep, those ultra-powerful, not-yet-widely-available machines that could, one day, crack the encryption we trust to keep our digital lives private. That
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Photo by Mark Aliiev on Unsplash Think your Android phone is safe just because you’ve got 2FA? Not so fast. A newly discovered vulnerability affecting Android devices can secretly steal sensitive data—like two-factor authentication (2FA) codes, private messages, even your location timeline—without needing any special permissions. And it can pull this off faster than your
Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash The next big thing in DIY investing might already be in your browser — but should you really be asking ChatGPT what stocks to buy? According to a global survey by the trading platform eToro, about 13% of individual investors are already using AI tools like ChatGPT or Google’s
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Photo by Claudio Schwarz on Unsplash If you’re the kind of person who wakes up overwhelmed by a flood of emails, missed messages, and a brain full of half-formed to-do lists, OpenAI wants to start your day a little differently. They’ve just launched something called ChatGPT Pulse. It’s a new feature—currently in preview for ChatGPT
Image by Wolfgang Hasselmann on Unsplash When researchers at the University of Cambridge set out to help hedgehogs, they didn’t start by tracking the animals themselves. They looked for brambles instead. Yes, brambles—the same thorny bushes that scratch your arms on nature walks. These dense shrubs are a favorite hideout for European hedgehogs, offering them
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After months of frustration over forced hardware choices, Synology responds with flexibility—for most users, anyway. Photo by Alex Cheung on Unsplash If you’ve been eyeing a Synology NAS but hesitated at the steep price of their branded hard drives, here’s some good news: Synology is finally backing off from one of its more controversial decisions.
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