Google Unveils Quantum-Safe Digital Signatures for Cloud KMS
On Thursday, Google rolled out its quantum-safe digital signatures for software-based keys in the Google Cloud Key Management Service (Cloud KMS). This feature is currently available in preview mode. The company also shared insights into its larger strategy for incorporating post-quantum security across Google Cloud encryption products, including both Cloud KMS and the Cloud Hardware […]
Apple Removes Thousands of Apps to Comply with Digital Services Act Regulations
Apple has yanked thousands of apps from its EU App Store for not meeting the requirements of the Digital Services Act. This law demands that developers provide verified contact information, including an address, email, and phone number. By removing non-compliant apps, Apple shows its commitment to the new rules that boost transparency and accountability in […]
Huawei Launches Its First Tri-Fold Smartphone Globally
Huawei just launched its luxury foldable phone, the Mate XT, on February 18 in Malaysia. The device features three panels and costs $3,662. Unfortunately, it’s not available directly from U.S. carriers and won’t connect to U.S. networks due to a ban on Huawei products, but there are some workarounds to access a 4G connection in […]
Understanding Web Hosting: How Does It Work?
Ever wondered how websites pop up on the internet? It all comes down to web hosting. This service stores your website’s files on a server, making them accessible to anyone across the globe. No matter if it’s a simple blog or a massive online store, every website needs hosting to operate. Think about web hosting […]
AI Action Summit: Surge in European AI Investments
European governments and private companies have pledged around €200 billion to invest in artificial intelligence during the AI Action Summit in Paris. This follows earlier events like the AI Safety Summit in the UK and the AI Seoul Summit in South Korea. On the first day of the Paris Summit, major players in the tech […]
Microsoft to Remove Free VPN Feature from Windows Defender
Starting February 28, Microsoft Defender users will lose access to the VPN that came with their subscription. Introduced in 2023 as a “privacy protection feature,” this VPN was meant to add an extra layer of security by isolating Microsoft 365 applications. Why is Microsoft getting rid of it? An anonymous employee mentioned that the decision […]
The Top 6 Crypto-Friendly Banks Assessed for 2025
Best Overall Crypto-Friendly Bank: Mercury Mercury stands out as the top choice for crypto startups and Web3 companies. This fintech company understands the needs of businesses in the blockchain space. It offers a user-friendly experience with features like automated accounting and customizable user access. Business owners benefit from a fee-free checking account with unlimited transactions […]
Setting Up an SFTP Server on Linux: A Step-by-Step Guide
Linux server distributions pack a punch. They can handle whatever you throw their way. If they don’t meet your needs right out of the box, you can tweak them to fit perfectly. Let’s talk about SFTP. It’s an FTP service integrated into Secure Shell (SSH), letting you securely transfer files between your machine and the […]
Linux Foundation Launches Initiative to Back Chromium Development
On Thursday, the Linux Foundation announced a new fund aimed at supporting and organizing open projects focused on building Chromium-based browsers. They’re welcoming new members to the Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers group. Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, stated, “With the launch of the Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers, we are taking another step […]
Disabling IPv6 on Linux: A Step-by-Step Guide
IPv6 gives us a much bigger addressing capability than IPv4, which was one of its key reasons for development. However, I have seen a few rare situations where IPv6 can cause network issues. Sometimes, hardware just doesn’t support IPv6, and some system admins might still be stuck on IPv4. If you run into a problem, […]