Tag: Security
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Why Mildly Dynamic Websites May Be a Thing of the Past
In the early days of the internet, a mildly dynamic website was the epitome of web development excellence. A simple PHP or Common Gateway Interface (CGI) script could supercharge those static HTML pages into drivable, interactive experiences. But fast forward to today, and this concept seems to be fading into the shadows of more complex,…
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EU’s Chat Scanning Debate: A Step Too Far or Necessary for Safety?
The upcoming vote by the EU Council on the chat scanning proposal has ignited a fiery debate among technology enthusiasts, privacy advocates, and ordinary citizens alike. The measure, designed to curb criminal activities online, especially those involving child exploitation, proposes to monitor private communications on public platforms. While the intent behind the legislation is noble,…
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Unlocking the Potential of CPU Undervolting While Navigating Its Complexities
In the ever-evolving world of technology, enthusiasts and professionals alike are often on the lookout for ways to eke out every ounce of performance from their hardware. One such technique that has gained traction is CPU undervolting, particularly when dealing with high-performance CPUs. **Undervolting** involves reducing the voltage supplied to the CPU, which can lead…
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USB-C Cables with Displays: Innovation or Intrusion?
The latest feature in USB-C cables—built-in displays—is raising eyebrows and sparking numerous debates among tech enthusiasts. These cables promise to show real-time power consumption data, a notion that seems both cutting-edge and practical at first glance. But, like many innovative ideas, it’s essential to delve deeper into what this means for everyday users. These USB-C…
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Why Parsing the Output of ls is a Recipe for Disaster
It’s tempting to use the output of ls in your shell scripts because it’s straightforward and familiar. But the reality is that parsing the output of ls is a recipe for disaster. The primary reason is that `ls` output isn’t designed to be reliably parsed. Its layout can change based on user configurations, environment variables,…
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Imprudenza Tecnologica: Lezioni dal Caso di Sabotaggio di NCS
L’incidente occorso all’azienda NCS, in cui un ex-dipendente ha eliminato numerosi server virtuali causando una perdita monetaria di oltre S$918,000, è un monito importante per il settore IT. I dettagli di questa vicenda, rivelati dalle indagini e commenti degli esperti, identificano varie falle sistemiche e culturali nella gestione della sicurezza informatica e nei processi di…
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Apple’s New ‘Passwords’ Manager is Here: A Game Changer in the Digital Security Landscape?
With the unveiling of Apple’s new ‘Passwords’ manager at the WWDC 2024, the digital security community is abuzz. This new addition promises to seamlessly integrate with iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS, leveraging Apple’s reputation for secure and user-friendly technology. But as many have pointed out, Apple’s track record in security, combined with deeper integration into their…
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Firefox 127: A Deep Dive Into Its New Features and Improvements
Firefox has always been a staple in the realm of web browsers, championing open-source accessibility and user-centric features. The release of Firefox 127 continues this legacy, bringing in a slew of new and improved functionalities aimed at both developers and general users. Central to this release is the significant overhaul of the Screenshots feature, which…
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Building a Digital Time Capsule for Your Child: The Modern Approach to Memory Keeping
As the digital age continues to permeate every facet of our lives, parents are coming up with innovative ways to preserve precious memories of their children’s early years. One such method that has piqued the interest of many parents is creating a dedicated email account to send messages, pictures, and documents to their young children.…
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The Invisible Struggle: Mozilla’s Silent Ban on Anti-Censorship Add-ons in Russia
The recent news of Mozilla’s silent ban on two anti-censorship add-ons in Russia has stirred the tech community, highlighting a deep divide between security, user empowerment, and political realities. Mozilla has removed these extensions from its Russian add-ons website, sparking substantial backlash while leaving users and developers in a linguistic and ethical maze. The predicament…