Resilience. Keep Distributed Systems Alive The article discusses the gradual failures of distributed systems, which often become sluggish before crashing. It emphasizes key strategies like exponential backoff, circuit breakers, and load she…

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Q-Day The article explores the emerging concept of “Q-Day,” the point at which quantum computers could break current encryption systems. It highlights potential vulnerabilities in cryptograph…

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Local setup: Iceberg, Spark and Trino The article outlines a hands-on approach for software engineers to set up a local data lakehouse using a combination of Apache Iceberg, PostgreSQL, MinIO, Apache Spark, and Trino. It emphasizes lea…

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Summary: Secure connectivity principles for Operational Technology (OT) The interconnectedness of Operational Technology (OT) environments enhances operational benefits but increases cyber security risks, especially with legacy systems. The UK National Cyber Security C…

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ClickFix: The Next Frontier in Social Engineering The evolution of cyberattacks shows a shift from traditional phishing to sophisticated social engineering tactics like ClickFix, where attackers manipulate users into compromising their own securit…

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