Why Your Car’s Cybersecurity Matters More Than You Think
Laura Bennett
Last week, I was driving to the grocery store when a thought randomly popped into my head: my car is basically a computer on wheels. And that made me wonder—how…
Laura Bennett
HBO’s Hacks Ending: What the Reboot Talk Really Means
HBO’s Hacks is wrapping up its fifth season, and naturally, everyone wants to know if there’s more coming. The show’s creators are being cagey about it—which tells you everything you…
Why AI Breakthroughs Are Shaking Up Cybersecurity Markets (And What It Means for You)
Last Friday, something interesting happened in the markets. Cybersecurity and software stocks took a hit as traders worried about the implications of advanced AI tools like those from Anthropic. On…
The Real Problem With AI and Security Isn’t What You Think It Is
Every few months, someone announces a breakthrough in AI and immediately the security crowd loses its collective mind. A new model emerges. Breathless articles warn us that hackers will use…
Could a Raspberry Pi Finally Run Serious AI? What Google’s Latest Move Means for DIY Developers
There’s a quiet revolution happening in AI, and it’s not happening in the cloud. Google just announced that their Gemma 4 models can run on a single Nvidia GPU with…
The EU Got Hacked, and We Still Don’t Know What It Means
The EU’s cybersecurity agency came out this week and blamed hacking gangs for a major data breach. Fine. They caught the culprits. Case closed, right? Not quite. There’s something about…
Why Your Microfiber Couch Cleaning Routine Might Be All Wrong
I spent three hours last Saturday trying to remove a coffee stain from my microfiber couch. Three hours. And you know what? I probably made it worse. That’s when I…
What the L.A. Metro Hack Reveals About Our Crumbling Infrastructure Security
When L.A. Metro’s security team discovered suspicious activity on their network, they made the right call: shut it down immediately. But here’s what bothers me about the story that followed:…
When Water Becomes a Weapon: The Infrastructure Threat Nobody’s Talking About
We’ve heard plenty about nuclear threats, cyberattacks, and economic sanctions. But there’s something darker lurking in recent political rhetoric that barely registers in most news cycles: the deliberate destruction of…
When the FBI Director’s Email Gets Hacked: What We’re Really Asking the Wrong Questions About
The headline landed like a punch to the gut: Iran-backed hackers breached the personal email account of the FBI Director. My first thought wasn’t shock. It was confusion. Not confusion…