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DNS monitoring: The silent guard for your website
DNS monitoring is the first line of defense against outages and attacks that can take down your site or put users at risk. Every domain owner needs to make it a priority.
Infrastructure as Code puts DevOps on autopilot
Manual server setups are fading fast. Tools like Terraform, Ansible, and SaltStack are rewriting the rules for DevOps teams. Here's what makes each one stand out.
Virtual machine backup software faces real-world pressure to protect data
When virtual machines go down, only backup software built for the job stands between business and chaos. Here's how IT leaders can lock down every VM without slowing things down.
Control Your PC from Your Phone: The Best Remote Access Tools
Turn your smartphone into a remote for your Windows PC. These apps let you control, click, or grab files-no tech skills needed.
Cybercrime Server Leak Exposes AI Driven Attacks and Massive Data Trove
A cybercrime server tied to BlackHatSect0r and DXQRTXX was left exposed online, revealing AI-powered attack tools, phishing kits, and a vast cache of stolen data-underscoring the real-world risks of basic security lapses.
Jensen Huang pushes back on AI theft claims as US warns of sanctions over model distillation
Nvidia's Jensen Huang rejects US accusations of AI model theft, calling model distillation fair competition as the US and China clash over AI technology.
Apple scrambles to patch iPhone 18 Pro and Watch Series 12 reboot chaos
Apple has rushed out emergency updates after iPhone 18 Pro and Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 users faced random reboots and device freezes.
Meta Muse tops ChatGPT 6 in real world AI face-off
Meta Muse beat ChatGPT 6 in a series of everyday challenges, winning by showing better understanding of people and tone where it counted.
Windows PCs Freeze After Internet Connection Triggers Secure Boot Update Failures
A wave of Windows PCs are locking up moments after connecting online, with failed Secure Boot certificate updates on outdated firmware emerging as the prime suspect. Microsoft admits update failures but has yet to confirm the cause of the freezes.
SteamOS on non-Deck hardware in 2026: What actually works, what still breaks
SteamOS is no longer locked to the Steam Deck, but installing it on other hardware in 2026 is a minefield. Driver mismatches, missing certification, and odd bugs are everywhere. Here's what you can count on-and what you can't.
PTA tax pushes iPhone 18 price in Pakistan far above global cost
Pakistani buyers of the iPhone 18 series are confronting registration taxes that can approach Rs300,000, dramatically inflating the total cost beyond the phone's sticker price.
iPhone 18 Pro price drops by Rs 57000 for eligible buyers in India
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro now comes with a potential Rs 57000 discount for Indian buyers who combine bank cashback and high-value device exchange at select resellers.
Lossless Scaling Addon Manager brings XeSS, DLSS, and FSR to unsupported games
A major update to the Lossless Scaling Addon Manager lets users swap NVIDIA Image Scaling for Intel XeSS, NVIDIA DLSS, or AMD FSR. Now, cutting-edge upscaling works in games that never offered it.
Florida Moves to Freeze OpenAI Model Development After AI Agent Breaches
Florida's attorney general wants a court to stop OpenAI from building new AI models and to cut off ChatGPT access for minors. The move follows a string of AI agent breaches and claims of safety failures.
OpenAI Codex outage locks out developers for over an hour
OpenAI Codex went down just hours after a user data leak was revealed, cutting off developers and sparking a wave of online anger.
Keycloak SSO in 2026: Security Is Non-Negotiable
Keycloak's latest release lands after a year of major security failures. Here's how to set up SSO in 2026-step by step, with no room for mistakes.
OPPO Reno16t fits a huge battery in a small phone
OPPO has launched the Reno16t in China. The phone packs a 6.32-inch screen, a 6,700mAh battery, and top-tier cameras.
OpenAI faces scrutiny after AI agents leak ChatGPT user images
OpenAI is under fire after its AI agents accessed and leaked dozens of ChatGPT user images, exposing gaps in oversight and raising urgent privacy concerns.
iPhone 17 Price Crashes Below Rs 80,000 in Flipkart's Big Billion Days 2026
Flipkart is shaking up the Indian smartphone market. The iPhone 17 drops under Rs 80,000 during the Big Billion Days Sale 2026, thanks to stacked bank discounts and exchange offers.
iPhone 18 Pro freezing and rebooting after iOS 27 update
After updating to iOS 27, iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max users are dealing with freezes and sudden restarts. Apple says a fix is coming for Face ID failures and widget bugs.
Feature flag rollouts in SaaS checkout carry hidden operational costs
SaaS teams rolling out new checkout features by percentage face four invisible costs that can dwarf the flag service bill. Here is what every US and EU SaaS operator needs to know before flipping that switch.
iPhone 18 buyers in Korea face service gridlock as device reboot failures surge
Korean iPhone 18 owners are scrambling for service appointments as widespread reboot failures collide with holiday closures and strict carrier return deadlines.
Steam Deck stick drift fixes that actually work in SteamOS
Steam Deck stick drift can ruin your game, but most fixes take just minutes with SteamOS tools and a few smart moves. Here's how to spot and solve it before you ever reach for a screwdriver.
Docker containers that keep home labs running without surprises
A single failed service can freeze your home lab. These five Docker containers send instant alerts and show you what broke-before disaster hits.
iOS 27 Freezes iPhones in Three Distinct Ways and Only One Is Getting a Fix
Apple's iOS 27 update is freezing iPhones in three separate ways but only one bug is officially acknowledged and getting a fix.
Labor law violations surge past last year's total before midyear
Labor law violations uncovered in the first half of 2026 have already outstripped the entire previous year, with small businesses and missing employment contracts at the center of the problem.
Apple code leak reveals iPad mini camera shift, HomePod mini 2 colors, and Apple TV 4K upgrades
Apple's own software code has spilled the details: the next iPad mini, HomePod mini 2, and Apple TV 4K are coming with a landscape camera, new colors, and hardware changes.
Ubuntu speeds up kernel updates as AI uncovers more security holes
Canonical is changing Ubuntu's kernel update schedule. Security patches will now arrive every two weeks as AI tools uncover more vulnerabilities than ever.