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01/05/2026

Smishing attacks are getting more realistic.

If you don't know what smishing is, it's basically phishing, but through text messages. The goal is to get your login info or credit card numbers.

It used to be easy to spot these, but scammers have upgraded their tactics:

- They use your real name so the message feels personal. The links look real.
- They often use HTTPS, so the little padlock icon doesn't guarantee a site is safe anymore.
- They time the texts to match real events like tax season or holiday deliveries.
- Some even try to get you to download a fake app or call a bogus support number.

The best thing to do is never click a link in a text message, even if it looks urgent.

If you are worried about an account, just open your official bank app or type the website in yourself. If there is an actual problem, the alert will be there.

30/04/2026

6.2 million customers exposed! Dutch telecom giant Odido just confirmed a massive cyberattack resulting in the theft of personal data. This serves as a stark reminder for IT firms that robust encryption and access controls are the only way to safeguard large-scale consumer databases.

Dutch telecommunications provider Odido is warning that it suffered a cyberattack that reportedly exposed the personal data of 6.2 million customers.

29/04/2026

Is your VoIP system a silent observer? A critical flaw in Grandstream GXP1600 series phones now allows unauthenticated attackers to gain root access and eavesdrop on private conversations. If your office relies on these devices, update your firmware immediately to keep your meetings private.

A critical vulnerability in Grandstream GXP1600 series VoIP phones allows a remote, unauthenticated attacker to gain root privileges and silently eavesdrop on communications.

28/04/2026

Why do brilliant tech products fail? Often, it's not the code -- it's the narrative. In a world of complex AI and emerging tech, how you tell your story is just as important as the product itself.

The biggest obstacle for emerging tech isn't complexity, competition or timing — it's the narrative the public hears before the product ever loads.

27/04/2026

The wait is over for the "Switch 2"! Nintendo's February Direct showcased a massive lineup of titles for the new console, including enhanced visuals and co-op modes. Is the next generation of handheld gaming worth the hype?

We got a better idea of what to expect from the Switch and Switch 2 in 2026.

26/04/2026

Nostalgia meets high-tech! Lego is celebrating Pokemon's 30th anniversary with its biggest release of the year. For the consumer tech fans who also love a good desktop build, these sets are a must-see.

Lego is following its blockbuster January with one of its biggest new lines in years: Pokémon.

25/04/2026

Building a budget PC in 2026 is officially a struggle. Due to a massive shortage and a 500% markup on DDR5 memory, builders are getting creative with "Frankenstein" builds. See why hardware costs are still ballooning.

Come with me on my adventure to craft a PC when memory prices are worse than ever.

25/04/2026

You waste time receiving, configuring, and shipping laptops to remote employees.

When hiring remote staff, the traditional IT process requires shipping new hardware to a central office, manually installing software, configuring security settings, and shipping the device a second time to the employee.

These delays onboarding and doubles shipping costs.

Microsoft 365 Business Premium includes Windows Autopilot.

You purchase hardware from a vendor and instruct them to ship it directly to the new employee.

When the employee powers on the device, connects to Wi-Fi, and enters their company email address, Autopilot automatically connects to your Microsoft tenant.

It applies your specific security policies, installs required applications, and configures the desktop environment automatically.

The device is fully configured for business use without an IT administrator ever physically touching the hardware.

If you need help doing this for your business, comment below with “configure”.