TECH

The hidden risks of smart devices: Why your fridge shouldn’t be online and how to secure your home network

Smart device security: Why your smart fridge should stay offline.

In today’s hyper-connected world, smart devices are becoming ubiquitous in our homes. From refrigerators that notify you when you’re low on milk to air conditioners controllable via smartphone apps, the Internet of Things (IoT) promises convenience and efficiency. However, the growing trend of embedding internet connectivity in household appliances like …

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Self-hosting: A strategic framework for resilient website operations

The true cost of self hosting a website: Independence vs convenience.

In an era when cloud service interruptions make headlines, the concept of self-hosting your website infrastructure has moved from niche to strategic for organisations dependent on uptime and autonomy. For stakeholders such as media houses, content creators, schools, governments or any business whose revenue stream is tied to an always-available …

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Is the AI industry turning into a ‘artificial intelligence Ponzi scheme?’

Is artificial intelligence the next big bubble? The truth behind the “AI Ponzi scheme” claims.

In recent months the term “AI Ponzi scheme” has surfaced with increasing regularity in commentary about the tech sector. On its face, the rapid rise of AI infrastructure investing, strategic partnerships among chip-makers, cloud providers and AI labs, and spectacular headline deals may seem to signal a genuine revolution. But …

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Why digital IDs are a bad idea in principle

Why digital IDs could end privacy forever.

The rise of digital identity The concept of a universal digital identity has gained traction across governments, corporations, and international bodies. Framed as a step towards convenience and inclusion, the idea of replacing physical identification with a secure, verifiable digital system appears modern and efficient. According to the World Economic …

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Atlas Browser: Revolutionising web navigation with AI, launch, security risks, and market fallout

ChatGPT Atlas Browser: Features, security risks, and 2025 market fallout exposed.

OpenAI’s bold entry into the browser wars The launch of the Atlas Browser on October 21, 2025, marked a shift in how we interact with the internet. Developed by OpenAI, the creators of the ubiquitous ChatGPT, Atlas Browser officially dubbed ChatGPT Atlas, isn’t just another web browser; it’s an AI-powered …

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Did CCP cyber warriors just cripple AWS and expose the West’s digital doomsday?

Breaking: AWS outage = CCP cyber war test? Global economy hangs by a thread.

In an era where the internet is the lifeblood of modern civilisation, the sudden blackout of Amazon Web Services (AWS) on October 20, 2025, didn’t just disrupt apps, it sent shockwaves through global economies, igniting fears of an invisible war already underway. What started as a routine Monday morning glitch …

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AI’s silent coup: Why the machines are already plotting in a language we can’t decode

AI transparency crisis: When machines think beyond our reach.

Imagine a world where the brilliant minds behind your smartphone’s predictions, your doctor’s diagnostic tools, and even the stock trades that shape economies are no longer just tools, they’re entities with thoughts we can no longer read. A chill runs down your spine as you realise: what if these digital …

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AWS outage: How a single cloud failure brought the internet to its knees, was China behind it?

AWS outage sparks fears of Chinese cyber attack, is this the start of a digital cold war?

What happened and how the outage began On October 20, 2025 a major disruption originating in Amazon Web Services’ US-EAST-1 region produced widespread failures across thousands of websites and apps around the world. Popular consumer services, financial platforms and government systems reported outages, slowdowns or partial failures. Amazon’s status updates …

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