Ninety-five percent of web applications — that’s not a typo, 95% — have security holes. I know program security is bad, and so do you. We all know it. But when Synopsys announced in its latest report, the “Software Vulnerability … Continue reading →

How bad? Is a Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) score of 10.0 bad enough for you? These days with security holes appearing fast and furious it takes a truly exceptional security bug to catch my eye. However, cloud native security … Continue reading →

As Twitter continues to circle the drain, many people are already heading for the doors looking for a new online home. The good news is there are many other social networks. The bad news is none of them are complete … Continue reading →

Hot on the heels of the arrival of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.7, Red Hat has released the next version of its RHEL 9 family, RHEL 9.1. What’s the difference? Why two versions of one enterprise Linux distro? While … Continue reading →

SEATTLE–Odds are today that the smartphone by your side is now running 5G. For years, 5G wasn’t able to deliver on its high-speed, low-latency promises. Things have changed. Today, 5G is finally delivering on its performance promises. A big reason…Read … Continue reading →

With all of Twitter’s ever-growing technical problems, I’d missed an elephant in the room-sized disaster. Fortunately, a friend reminded me that many people use Twitter’s log-in as their login for other websites. Eep! You need to stop doing that…Read More