Samsung’s March Update Patches 65 Vulnerabilities—But What Took So Long?
Laura Bennett
Samsung just released a security update for the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 that patches 65 vulnerabilities in the US. On the surface, that sounds like good news.…
Docker Security Just Got More Complicated: What the TeamPCP Breach Means for Your Images
James Holloway
Last week, I spent an hour pulling my hair out trying to figure out why a container image I’d pulled from Docker Hub wouldn’t run in our staging environment. Turns…
When Trust Is Broken: Understanding Embezzlement and Financial Fraud
Natalie Foster
A Boston activist was recently ordered to repay $224,000 after being convicted of embezzling funds meant for community organizations. The case made headlines not just because of the amount involved,…
Why a Raspberry Pi Camera That Looks Like It Came From Space Actually Matters
There’s something quietly rebellious about a camera that runs on a credit-card-sized computer. Not in a flashy way—more like the kind of quiet resistance that shows up when engineers decide…
Understanding Cyber Warfare: Why Your Community Needs to Know About This New Front
Rachel Adams
A few weeks ago, I watched a local college bring together people from all walks of life to talk about something most of us don’t think about until it’s too…
Why That iPhone Update Notification Actually Matters (And What’s Really at Stake)
Emma Clarke
You know that moment when your phone buzzes with an update notification and you hit “Remind me later” for the third time? Yeah, I used to do that too. Then…
The Quiet Revolution: How Cyber Warfare Has Reshaped Modern Conflict
David Nguyen
Three decades ago, if you wanted to wage war, you needed soldiers, tanks, and missiles. You needed visible destruction. You needed smoke on the horizon. Today? You might not need…
Docker on Cheap Hardware: Why It Actually Works (And Why It Matters)
Chris Sullivan
I’ve been in IT long enough to remember when people thought containerization was a fad. Docker would disappear, they said. It’s too complex, they said. Meanwhile, here we are in…
Making Jira Operations Work Harder for Your Monitoring Stack
If you’re managing infrastructure with NetEye, you’ve probably noticed something: alerts don’t manage themselves. They pile up fast. Teams get overwhelmed. On-call schedules become a nightmare to coordinate. And when…
What Jira’s struggles tell us about the future of work software
Atlassian’s stock took a hit recently when news broke about AI tools from Amazon and Anthropic potentially threatening their core products. For anyone who uses Jira—and let’s be honest, if…