Collaborate Disseminate
Microsoft researchers have uncovered a fast-moving group, Storm-1175, launching high-speed Medusa ransomware attacks against healthcare and education sectors in the UK, US, and Australia by exploiting security flaws in as little as 24 hours. Continue reading Storm-1175 Deploys Medusa Ransomware Within 24 Hours of Flaw Disclosure
Suunto’s new air conduction earbuds have replaced my bone conduction headphones during workouts, especially when I want a better audio experience. Continue reading I tested the Suunto Spark earbuds for a month: Why air conduction audio is a winner
My years of hands-on testing show that while solar energy is straightforward, portable wind turbines require constant management to stay efficient. Continue reading I tested a portable wind turbine for 2 years: Why it’s my backup, not a solar replacement
The FBI received over 1 million complaints of malicious activity in 2025, with investment, BEC, and tech support scams causing the highest losses.
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Continue reading FBI: Cybercrime Losses Neared $21 Billion in 2025
Can’t decide between the Sonos Play and Move 2? It’s easy for me. One is far less expensive, has a 24-hour battery, and a IP67 rating. Continue reading Sonos Play vs Sonos Move 2: Why I’d go with the $200 cheaper Bluetooth speaker
Naomi Diaz reports: Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has filed a lawsuit against Change Healthcare, alleging the company violated state consumer protection and data security laws in connection with a 2024 data breach that affected nearly 2.2 million I… Continue reading Iowa AG files lawsuit against Change Healthcare over 2024 data breach
Angus Loten reports: From Europe to the Middle East, geopolitical conflicts have companies rereading the fine print on insurance policies that deny coverage for wartime cyberattacks. Act-of-war exclusions—a common provision in homeowners, life and trav… Continue reading Act-of-War Clauses Cloud Cyber Insurance Coverage
It’s easy to stay comfortable while saving money thanks to these helpful automations. Continue reading How I use my smart thermostat to get ahead of temp spikes (and save on bills)
North Korean hackers spent weeks socially engineering an Axios maintainer through a fake Slack workspace, a cloned company identity, and a fabricated Microsoft Teams call that tricked him into installing a RAT posings as a software update. They used th… Continue reading Social engineering attacks on open source developers are escalating
Over on Codamail (fka Cotse.net), Steve Gielda has updated his research on VPN infrastructure and its implications for your privacy. From that article: The Question VPN providers market themselves as independent services in diverse jurisdictions. This … Continue reading Who really runs your VPN — and what that may mean for your privacy