Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler has uncovered a massive and unsecured online database containing 184 million unique account credentials. The data was stored in a plain […]
Category: Technology
Digital SSNs: Convenience or Risk?
For generations of Americans, the Social Security number has served as a cornerstone of identity. Traditionally issued on a paper card shortly after birth, this […]
Massive Data Breach Hits 4 Million
VeriSource Services, a Houston-based employee benefits company, has confirmed that a data breach originally discovered in February 2024 has compromised the personal information of approximately […]
Windows 10’s Exit Fuels E-Waste Crisis
By Greg Collier Microsoft’s announcement that Windows 10 will reach end-of-support on October 14, 2025, marks the end of an era for one of the […]
Is the iPhone 16E Apple’s Boldest Budget Bet Yet?
By Greg Collier Apple has officially introduced a new addition to its iPhone lineup, unveiling the iPhone 16E with little fanfare but plenty of implications. […]
NVIDIA GPUs Vanish: Artificial Scarcity?
By Greg Collier NVIDIA has come a long way since its founding in the early 1990s, growing from a niche graphics company into a global […]
The Pixel 4a and the Problem of Obsolescence
By Greg Collier At the start of 2025, Google implemented a program for Pixel 4a users that reignited debates about planned obsolescence in technology. The […]
Meta’s Betrayal of LGBTQ+ Inclusion
By Greg Collier Meta’s recent decision to loosen content moderation rules on issues such as gender identity and sexual orientation is not an isolated incident. […]
Are We Better Off Without TikTok?
By Greg Collier Over the past few years, TikTok has cemented itself as one of the most influential social media platforms in the world. With […]
NJ Drones: A Modern Echo of Panic in the Skies
By Greg Collier Recent weeks have seen a growing wave of reports about mysterious drones appearing in the skies over East Coast states, particularly in […]