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Two critical vulnerabilities have been discovered in the popular PHP programming language. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, a...

Anonymous imageboards have long been places where users could chat under pseudonyms without revealing their real names. But now people on these forums are discussing and testing AI tools for doxing — that is, for finding, matching, and publishing users’ data without their consent. Often this goes hand in hand with stalking the victim, hacking their accounts, bullying, and bla...

The more a company’s infrastructure grows, the more weak spots it has. And that’s true for all companies — from large corporations with deep pockets that are able to invest more in their defenses, to small and medium-sized businesses. And despite their more modest capabilities, smaller companies are just as tempting a target for attackers.

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Finding a job these days is playing on hard mode. You send your resume to a company, and a couple of minutes later, an automated rejection lands in your inbox. And then it happens again. And again. Sound familiar?

In this post, we look at how recruiting platforms work from the HR side. We also show how to use AI safely as a copy editor so you can prepare a resume for r...

Microsoft’s October Patch Tuesday update stands out for two reasons. First, the total number of patches has reached four digits for the first time. Second, to help companies better understand the details of the vulnerabilities, Microsoft has decided to group ...