Steam Controller Gets a Clever Docking Vibration Guide
A new mod uses camera tracking and vibration motors to automatically guide the Steam Controller back to its dock.
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AI in Penetration Testing: Skepticism Grows Among Security Teams
Organizations are cutting back on AI-driven autonomous penetration testing as confidence in the technology declines, new data shows.
Why Kafka partitioning is the silent bottleneck in your system
Misjudging Kafka partitions can throttle throughput and break event ordering. Here’s how to choose the right strategy before production hits a wall.
Micron’s AI surge: The next Nvidia on Wall Street’s radar?
Memory chip giant Micron is gaining investor attention as a potential AI play, drawing comparisons to Nvidia’s rise.
3D Printed Phone Stands Outperform Overpriced Retail Options
Discover how DIY 3D printed phone stands offer superior quality at a fraction of the cost of premium retail alternatives.
Major Data Breach Hits Japanese ISPs, Millions of Logins Exposed
A cyberattack on KDDI’s email system compromised up to 14.2 million email logins across six Japanese ISPs, raising concerns over user security and data protection.
Preventing Double-Posts in Social Automation with Idempotency Keys
Idempotency keys can stop accidental duplicate posts in social media automation, even when network timeouts trigger retries. Here's how they work.
AI's Real Coworker Potential Lies in Task Completion, Not Just Answers
Researchers argue AI must shift from answering to completing tasks to become a reliable coworker.
From NFS to Root: A Sloink HackTheBox Breakdown
Explore how misconfigured NFS shares and PostgreSQL backups led to full compromise in HackTheBox’s Sloink machine.
Mastering Fable 5 Traces in Colab: A Stable Workflow Guide
Learn how to set up a reliable Fable 5 Traces workflow in Google Colab, from parsing tool calls to training baselines—without fragile dependencies.