U.S. seeks hackers targeting secure messaging apps with $10M reward
The U.S. State Department is offering up to $10 million for information on groups targeting WhatsApp and Signal users, linked to Russian intelligence.
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Freelance hustle lands dev a job without a single interview
How years of freelance work and a 24-hour website build led to an unexpected job offer—no resume, no interview, no test.
Google Unveils Full-Stack AI Strategy for Holistic Innovation
Google’s full-stack AI approach integrates all layers to drive innovation and efficiency in AI development.
How to Save Your CSV Dates Before Excel Does
A UK CSV can turn into May 28 when opened in US Excel. Learn why it happens and how to fix it before the data is lost.
Samsung and SK Hynix bet $590B on AI memory boom
South Korea's chip giants plan a massive $590 billion investment in new memory plants and packaging sites to meet soaring AI demand.
Robot Interns Are Here: Can Humans Keep Up?
A new robot intern is set to revolutionize office work. How will humans adapt?
Meta’s AI Overreliance on Google Tokens Hits a Wall
Meta’s heavy use of Google AI tokens reportedly led to an unexpected cutoff, raising questions about dependency on external providers.
Microsoft cracks down on hidden malware in Edge browser extensions
Microsoft removes 119 malicious Edge extensions that hid malware in image and font files, stealing credentials and running ad fraud.
The Three Questions That Separate Good Systems from Great Ones
Most design reviews focus on what a system enables, but three key questions reveal how well it will age, fail, and be understood by future teams.
Why Automated Security Testing Is Now Non-Negotiable for DevSecOps
Automated security testing has moved from best practice to necessity as DevSecOps teams race to keep up with rapid releases and rising exploit rates.