Unit 42 research shows passwordless authentication carries real risks around recovery and device loss that hit everyday users first.
Category: Hacks and Exploits
Your Old CDs Are Probably Rotting Away Right Now
CDs were sold as forever storage but they degrade fast. Here is what that means for your old photos and files and what to do instead.
25 Tabs Test Shows Big RAM Differences Between Chrome Brave and Firefox
A straightforward test loaded the same 25 tabs into Chrome Brave and Firefox to measure real memory use. The results highlight which browser keeps your machine responsive during daily browsing.
Your ISP DNS Is Watching – Switch It And See What Changes
One guy ditched his ISP DNS to stop tracking and checked what actually improved for speed and privacy in daily use.
I Downloaded Everything Google Knows About Me And Queried It Like A Database
A writer grabbed his full Google data export and searched through the whole thing like a personal database. The results show how much the company tracks every move and why regular folks should pay attention.
Old Galaxy Phone Sitting In A Drawer Turn It Into A Mini PC
That dusty old Samsung Galaxy in the drawer can run like a little computer with the right tweaks. Here is what actually works and why it might save you some cash.
New Cyber Threat Report Flags Risks That Hit Everyday Users Hard
A fresh security briefing from Cyfirma highlights rising attacks that could quietly affect your devices and data without much warning.
Vibe Hosting Taking Over From Self Hosting What Regular Users Need To Know
Vibe hosting is stepping in as the fresh approach to running your own services online. It shifts away from traditional self hosting setups and changes how everyday folks manage their tech.
Jensen Stacking the Deck on Open AI Weights
Nvidia’s CEO is weighing in on open weights models and the usual safety talk around them. Here’s what it boils down to for regular folks using AI tools.