
US Voters to Decide Data Center Fate as Politicians Clash Over Infrastructure Opposition
Political races across the US are seeing candidates compete to adopt the strongest stances against data center expansion and infrastructure projects.

Political races across the US are seeing candidates compete to adopt the strongest stances against data center expansion and infrastructure projects.

The open-source Twitter frontend Nitter published an update on Oct 10 asking for financial support and legal assistance to continue operating its service.

Apple's upcoming streaming device will feature a faster processor and a locateable remote, arriving in stores on October 30 alongside the HomePod mini.

Microsoft begins rolling out the Windows 11 2026 Update. Users can install it immediately via Windows Update, ISO files, or USB media without waiting for automatic delivery.

Researchers discovered Amazon builds detailed personal profiles including family and physical data without user consent or opt-out mechanisms.

OAuth authorizes actions while OpenID confirms identity, meaning you cannot use authorization tokens to prove who a user actually is.

Most network monitoring systems fail because they collect traffic data without establishing a baseline of normal behavior, leaving operators blind to subtle anomalies.

A new report details how attackers bypass WiFi security by physically altering chips and blocking serial access ports to hide malicious changes.

The CDC has allocated $1.6 million for a study examining potential harms of the hepatitis B vaccine, a move linked to RFK Jr.’s initiative.

GitHub research confirms hackathons remain the top venue for acquiring technical skills, as barriers to building software continue to collapse.

Every open network port acts as a potential entry point for attackers, meaning that closing unused ports significantly reduces the attack surface without requiring complex tools.

Virtual machines create isolated computing environments by abstracting hardware resources, allowing multiple operating systems to run simultaneously on a single physical server without interfering with one another.

Unpatched mobile devices act as open doors for attackers, bypassing network defenses through trusted Wi-Fi connections and direct data access.

Moving compute to the network edge increases your attack surface because you lose centralized control over physical hardware access.

Virtual machines trap software in a digital cage, but the hypervisor controlling that cage holds the keys to every guest system inside.

Most WordPress breaches succeed not through code exploits, but through misconfigured access controls and unpatched plugin dependencies.

Default conference bridge settings often allow anonymous entry, making lobby bypasses the most common vector for unauthorized access during remote sessions.

Reverse proxies absorb direct traffic, hiding server details and enforcing rules before requests reach your internal network infrastructure.

Default macOS configurations prioritize user convenience over data integrity, leaving critical attack surfaces exposed to local privilege escalation and unauthorized physical access.

DevOps security shifts protection from the perimeter to the build process, blocking flawed code before it ever reaches a server or user network.

The security of AES relies on mathematical diffusion that turns tiny input changes into massive output shifts, making partial decryption computationally impossible.

Moving data processing closer to users creates thousands of new attack surfaces that traditional firewall rules cannot see or control effectively.

Mandatory password rotation often weakens security by forcing users to choose predictable patterns, while complexity rules are less effective than length and breach detection.

Device management shifts risk from network perimeter to individual endpoints, requiring granular control over data storage and application behavior.