There are so many great web apps out there today that solve the "friction" problem allowing businesses and individuals to overcome hurdles without the headache of installing bulky, physical software. But as I often say: "convenience is often the enemy of security". We still want open
More information is still coming out but this is what we’ve put together so far based on the information available to-date. Back in mid-2025, Notepad++, a staple for code development, was caught in the crosshairs of a sophisticated nation-state attack. While the software itself remained secure, the delivery system
In my household the frequent shopper cards like the Kroger plus card are referred to as ‘the regular price card’ as items are frequently higher in price than average and the card only gets you a normal price. That of course isn’t always the case but the discount isn’
Here is a simple, basic, beginner friendly way to begin creating some customer local GPT's on Linux. In this case we're creating a model to mimic Orion's Guard article style. We're using the Flatpak version via Discover KDE Plasma store (easiest for
Welcome back to Orion's Guard! This guide provides a clean, stable method for installing ClamAV and setting up reliable daily scheduled scanning on Arch Linux, using official Systemd units to avoid complex configuration errors. A Note on Security: Running ClamAV is a great project for monitoring your local
Passwords have been the gatekeepers of our digital lives for decades, but their inherent flaws—vulnerability to phishing, susceptibility to breaches, and reliance on human memory—have made them a glaring security weakness. Despite all the warnings from every source of news and education out there, individuals still choose to
Welcome back, digital travelers. We talk a lot about guarding your data against hackers, but what happens when the giant gatekeeper who promised to protect it turns out to be the biggest threat? We need to talk about Google. For years, the tech giant has lured us into its ecosystem
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Let's talk about your memories, you know the photos you take at every occasion that you’ll probably never look at again. Those candid shots, epic landscapes, goofy selfies, and precious family moments—they're more than just pixels; they're your digital legacy. But where
Alright, gather 'round the campfire And turn of your flashlights, I have a scary story to tell you. We've got another one brewing in the wild west of the internet, and this time, it's a big name: Cisco. For those who aren't steeped
Below is our evaluation of Samsungs Privacy Policy. If you already own a Samsung device you’ve certainly read the policy in detail right? Right? Well no worries we have you covered with simple scoring and highlights you need to know. 1. User Readability (Score: 3/5): Samsung's
So you've unboxed the latest from Cupertino, the iPhone 17. The new A19 chip, the slick design, the camera that practically sees in the dark—it's a marvel of modern tech. But let's be real. That new phone also is a shiny portal to
Imagine this: you've just walked into a new office building. The old security model, often called "perimeter security," is like a security guard who only checks your ID at the front door. Once you’re inside, you’re free to wander wherever you want—the CEO’
Password Security Use Strong Passwords This one seems obvious but is missed by many. Passwords should be as long as possible, ideally between 25-64 characters if there is no maximum limit set by the site. Randomly generated passwords are recommended for better security. Utilize a password manager to generate complex
Here is a list of my favorite books both fiction and non-fiction. I've read each book on this list cover to cover. I hope you enjoy some of these books and feel free to add your own to the list. Fiction * Slaughterhouse-Five : Kurt Vonnegut * Notes: One of the
I don't pretend that I have all the answers. The truth is that this subject matter is extremely complicated and requires deep insightful thought beyond a Star Trek utopia that we all wish existed but rather in the realities of modern society. The one thing I know for
This is a modern guide because it doesn't expect you to wear tin foil hats or lose all contact with your friends but gives you ways to begin decoupling yourself from Google and it's data collecting madness. Reclaim Your Digital Life Google's ecosystem is
By Dasgeek | September 13, 2025 Today, I’m spilling the beans on my favorite Linux software—tools that pack a punch for productivity, creativity, and keeping your data under wraps. Whether you’re a seasoned Linux pro or just dipping your toes into the open-source pool, this list might just
Let’s cut the chase: In 2025, neither iOS nor stock Android is a paragon of privacy or security. They’re both products of profit-driven giants—Apple chasing ecosystem lock-in, Google monetizing your every tap. We stash more intimate data on our phones than anywhere else: health metrics, financials, intimate
Lock Down Your Data: Why Disk Encryption is Non-Negotiable Your hard drive’s a treasure chest—bank details, work projects, that folder of memes you’d rather not explain. Now imagine it snatched from a café or cracked open by ransomware. Without encryption, it’s like leaving your diary on