As we’ve covered in past articles, malware has become big money. With ransomware, keyloggers, bank trojans, and cryptojackers making their developers a lot of income, it’s important that they code
Introduced in 2007 and required by 2012, sandboxing is a tool used by macOS to limit the damage that a hijacked app can do. Apple says, “While App Sandbox doesn’t
Let’s say you set up an account at VerySecureWebsite.com. You type in your email address and password and set up your account. A little while later you receive an email
In the broadest sense, virtualization is the process of creating a virtual, rather than actual, copy of something. Virtual in this case means something so similar to the original that
If you’ve ever accidentally subscribed to an email list, installed some software you didn’t want, or been tricked into needlessly sharing personal data, you’ve already experienced a dark pattern, or
Did Tom Hanks really murder five? Well, not really. That story is from the satirical newspaper The Onion, and Tom Hanks has notably not killed anyone. Most people likely recognize
A new trend is arriving, chiefly in the United States, where device manufacturers will have to comply with certain regulations in order to make it easier for their customers to
Every time you type a domain name, you’ll always need to type something after the dot, like .com, .net, .org, etc. Those three letters are vital for the address you
Building AI is complicated, but understanding it doesn’t have to be. Most existing artificial intelligences are just really good guessing machines (like our brains). You feed in a bunch of
Compared to GPU and ASIC mining, FPGA is much more efficient. Will FPGA take over other mining hardware, or will it fail miserably? In this article I will try to