It’s yet another research paper, statistics guide, or blog article on some study that you come across. You can’t miss the words “independent variable” and “dependent variable” popping up everywhere. You nod your head in agreement. Sort of know what that means. But, if asked, you wouldn’t be able to point out these two elements […]
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As you begin coding, one of the first concepts you will come across is the concept of a variable. This might sound complicated, but in reality, this is a very simple and practical programming concept. If you understand how to use variables, you can start to write programs that store data, manipulate data, and perform
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Why the Terminal Still Rules Cybersecurity It is likely that if you have ever observed how penetration testers and SOC analysts work, you have seen the following thing: they spend practically all their time in a black box with green text. Nothing else. No graphical user interface. No mouse. Just typing. And there is a
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The link looked completely normal. The domain was correct. The padlock was present. The page loaded quickly and was absolutely identical to the login page that you have visited numerous times before. You entered your credentials. And then things started going wrong. Phishing techniques have come a long way since the Nigerian Prince emails of
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Quick Hit: South Korea’s biggest tech firm, Samsung, has revealed that its Q3 operating profit is going to soar to 107.4 trillion won ($80 billion), an astronomical increase from last year’s Q3 of 782%. This is the very first time that any company in South Korea has reached such figures for a single quarter. The
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The Name You Love to Hate (But Can’t Ignore) It is likely that you have interacted with McAfee in two possible ways. You may have acquired it as an automatic installation that pops up with subscription prompts, or you have heard the crazy tales of its creator, John McAfee, who led an exciting life outside
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A car slams on its brakes 30 milliseconds before the driver sees the object. A factory robot detects a defect too small for the naked eye to see and rejects the product before the picture can leave the production line. A cardiac health monitoring device detects an arrhythmia in the patient’s heart and sends them
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A practical guide for staying safe online You are about to make a purchase on the internet. Everything looks good; the site is attractive, the cost is reasonable, and there is a padlock in your browser’s address bar. You input your credit card number, press the ‘Submit’ button, and feel safe. However, there is one
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Let’s begin by posing a simple question. What do the Linux kernel, the React JavaScript library, and the codebase of your favorite mobile application have in common? All these pieces of software exist on GitHub. But this is no coincidence. By 2026, GitHub had already grown to support more than 180 million active users and
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The Question Before Getting Started Now imagine if I asked you to come up with the most fundamental principle in cybersecurity. Encryption, strong passwords, firewalls, etc. These are the typical answers. They are all correct but they miss the mark because they do not provide any information about what you’re defending yourself against or the
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