Imagine waking up to the news that your personal data—everything from financial records to private correspondence—might be in the hands of cyber criminals. This unsettling reality hit the residents of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), London’s smallest yet most densely populated
Imagine stepping into a bustling airport, desperate for a quick internet connection to check emails or message a loved one. A free Wi-Fi network pops up, bearing a familiar name like "Airport_Guest." Relief washes over as the device connects—unaware that this simple act might hand over personal
Anand Naidu has spent years shipping Kotlin across the JVM, Native, JS, and now Wasm, often acting as the connective tissue between platform constraints and developer experience. In this conversation, he unpacks what Kotlin 2.3.0-RC changes in day-to-day engineering: catching dropped results with a
The Fork in the Road That Breaks Your Release Two “correct” answers can send an AI agent in opposite directions—authorize a refund or deny it, escalate a case or close it—and the difference between those paths can decide compliance exposure, customer trust, and revenue in a single click. When the
Central Question And Scope: Can Dev Teams Contain Shai-Hulud 2.0 Across npm And GitHub? An ecosystem that runs on trust and automation just met a worm designed to exploit both, and the upgrade from nuisance to crisis came when Shai-Hulud 2.0 learned to move earlier, faster, and quieter than
Introduction to Generative AI in Quality Assurance In an era where software reliability can make or break a company’s reputation, consider that over 90% of tech professionals now integrate Artificial Intelligence into their daily workflows, with a significant portion focusing on Quality Assurance
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