Operation Rubicon After watching this fascinating video about Operation Rubicon (also known as Operation Thesaurus), I was saddened to discover that Denmark apparently also were among the customers of Hagelin Crypto. To be fair, I am not sure Denmark used these exact models. Still, it is unsettling to learn that cryptographic devices trusted by governments […]
When people talk about early cyber warfare, Stuxnet usually takes center stage. It’s often described as the first true digital weapon—precision-engineered to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program. But new research from SentinelOne suggests something even more intriguing: Stuxnet may not have been the first. A Weapon Ahead of Its Time Recently uncovered references to a component […]
For those of us who grew up glued to Saturday morning cartoons, the endless chase between the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote is burned into memory. ACME gadgets, impossible cliff falls, and that iconic “Beep Beep!” were practically a childhood ritual. Now it looks like the chase is back on. Warner Bros. is bringing […]
Danish version below / Dansk version nedenfor I recently came across a video that delves into Microsoft’s new AI feature, “Recall.” As someone who’s always curious about the latest advancements in technology, I found this particularly intriguing. The feature promises to revolutionize how we interact with and retrieve information, but it also raises questions about […]
Have you ever wondered, “Is this really a scam, or am I just incredibly lucky and about to inherit $10 million from an uncle I never heard of?” If so, give Scamio a try! It’s a free AI chatbot that you can consult about suspicious emails, SMS messages, websites, and more. It’s free and easy […]
You may be tired of big companies like Microsoft dominating the world with their Windows operating system, so why not just shift to Linux – well learning something new may just be too much excitement for one day… Wubuntu to the rescue, just make Linux LOOK like Windows 11… Or, maybe better not… Take a […]
You may remember the movies where the hero or villain takes a piece of clay and presses a key into it to make a copy later. Anyhow, today, most locks are digital, so making clay copies seem a bit old school and obsolete, but think about it – most keys are still physical.. and what […]
It has been quite some time since I was an MS-DOS keyboard warrior, but now I see there is a way back (sort of) because now there’s even a web browser for MS-DOS. Who comes up with these ideas? Nonetheless, kudos to the developer! I salute you. Now, how about a C64 version?