Linux kernel

Linux Kernel 6.6: What’s New and Why You Should Care

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Linux, the open-source operating system that powers millions of devices around the world, has just released its latest version: Linux Kernel 6.6. This update...
Apple Hackintosh

Unmasking the BLASTPASS Exploit: A Wake-Up Call for Cybersecurity

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In recent developments that have sent shockwaves through the tech world, Citizen Lab has unearthed a troubling revelation. While investigating the device of an...

How to restart services in Plesk

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Plesk Panel is a powerful web hosting control panel that offers a user-friendly interface for managing websites, domains, email accounts, and more. One important...

Firebase Crashlytics: Empowering Developers to Tackle App Crashes Like a Pro!

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Imagine this scenario: you've just launched your highly anticipated mobile app, but suddenly, users start reporting crashes. Yikes! Don't worry, though. That's where Firebase...
Project Starline

Project Starline: The Future of Video Calling, Made Real

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magine you're sitting in a doctor's office, waiting to see your doctor. You're nervous, and you're not sure what to expect. But when your...

5 Microsoft Products with AI Copilot capability

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Introduction In March,Microsoft introduced Microsoft 365 Copilot—your copilot for work. Today, they are bringing Microsoft 365 Copilot to more customers with Microsoft 365 Copilot Early...

ISRO Launches New Space Science and Technology Training Program for Postgraduates and Undergraduates

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has recently introduced an online training program called Space Science and Technology Awareness Training (START) for postgraduate and...

Must know Javascript Array methods

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Recently a post by Sebastian Sigl regarding javascript array method has been made and its quite interesting to understand how array works in javascript....
Wordpress vulneabilities

Critical Security Vulnerability Found in Popular WordPress Plugins

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Security researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in the 'Advanced Custom Fields' and 'Advanced Custom Fields Pro' WordPress plugins. The flaw allows an attacker to launch cross-site scripting attacks, potentially stealing sensitive information and escalating their privileges on affected sites. Users are advised to update their plugins to version 6.1.6 or later, as over 72% of users are still running older versions that are susceptible to this and other known vulnerabilities.

Time to forget password and keep the Passkey

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Passwords have been a popular method of authentication for decades, but they come with their fair share of problems. Weak passwords are easily cracked,...