Collaborate Disseminate
On this episode of First Ring Daily, back for a pod, new tech is reviewed, and another short break on the horizon.
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Martin Fornusek reports: Ukrainian Railways (Ukrzaliznytsia) was the target of a large-scale and sophisticated cyberattack, the company said on March 24, adding that the restoration of all systems is ongoing. “Ukrzaliznytsia’s online system… Continue reading Ukrainian Railways hit by ‘large-scale, targeted cyberattack’
Apple plans to update its AirPods Max with USB-C with lossless audio and ultra-low latency audio next month.
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Is vibe coding the future of software or a security nightmare in disguise? Here’s how experienced developers are responding to the latest AI-fueled coding craze. Continue reading 10 professional developers on the true promise and peril of vibe coding
DNA-testing company 23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection [non-paywalled source] in Missouri and announced CEO Anne Wojcicki’s immediate resignation, weeks after rejecting her proposal to buy back the business she co-founded. The bankr… Continue reading DNA-Testing Firm 23andMe Files for Bankruptcy
By emphasizing design and subtle AI touches, the Nothing Phone 3a offers a unique midrange smartphone experience. Continue reading I switched to this $379 Android phone while traveling and didn’t miss my Pixel 9 Pro
Understand whether BAS, Automated Penetration Testing, or the combined approach of Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) aligns best with your organization’s unique security needs.
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Staring long enough at honeypot logs, I am sure you will come across one or the other “oddity.” Something that at first does not make any sense, but then, in some way, does make sense. After looking at the Next.js issue yesterday, I looked through our logs for other odd headers I may spot. I came across a header that is somewhat normal, but not usually used by bot:
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927) in the open source Next.js framework can be exploited by attackers to bypass authorization checks and gain unauthorized access to web pages they should no have access to (e.g., the web app’s admin panel)…. Continue reading Critical Next.js auth bypass vulnerability opens web apps to compromise (CVE-2025-29927)
Fed up with Siri? Try these tricks to make it work a little better. Continue reading 10 Siri tips and tricks to make it less terrible (and more helpful)