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This ethical hacking course could give your cybersecurity career a boost
Move up in the profitable field of cybersecurity by improving your ethical hacking skills.
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Do engineers prefer to work from home or in the office? One expert explains
Working at home has its advantages, but office collaboration is important, too. Here's what engineers seem to like best.
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What's the best work environment for engineers: home or office?
One expert tells us what his engineering team seems to like best and why.
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How to deploy your own Docker registry to ease your cloud-native development
You can store your Docker images without a third-party host. Jack Wallen shows you how to quickly deploy a personal Docker registry.
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Create a VirtualBox virtual machine backup on a Linux host for security
Jack Wallen teaches you how to use simple bash scripts to automate backing up your VirtualBox VMs.
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Research: Workforce training is worth the investment, increasing productivity and job satisfaction
In addition to the COVID pandemic, analytics, automation, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and other tech trends are changing business needs more rapidly than in recent years. It’s als...
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You can easily install Chrome extensions in Opera: Here's how
If you want to switch from Chrome to Opera, you can move your Chrome extensions over without much trouble. Jack Wallen shows you how.
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Ransomware risk management: How to start preparing for the future now
TechRepublic's Karen Roby interviews Brandon Vigliarolo about how the ransomware risk management calculus is changing for OT, ICS and critical infrastructure.
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EY's new blockchain platform could solve a major tax headache
TaxGrid uses a distributed ledger and zero-knowledge proof to share tax information across tax agencies, banks and investors in near real-time.
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Microsoft CEO accidentally underplays GitHub's pervasiveness
Commentary: Few things rock a developer's world like GitHub. Here's why just about every developer depends on it.
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Cryptomining scams target Android app users
TechRepublic's Karen Roby interviews Lance Whitney about a recent report that detailed how cryptomining scams targeted Android app users and stole an estimated $350,000 from more than 93,000 people.
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Top 5 things to know about cyber-physical attacks
Tom Merritt breaks down the recent trend of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure and how to prevent them.
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Cyber-physical attacks: Top 5 things to know
The recent trend of cyberattacks on physical infrastructure is a concern for everyone. Tom Merritt explains with five things we should know.
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8 must-have tools for developers on Linux
Many developers use Linux as their platform. This choice is becoming even more widespread as enterprises continue to grow dependent on Linux and open-source software, tools, frameworks, and languages....
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DDoS attacks are down 38.8% in Q2 2021
It's all quiet on the DDoS front, but don't get complacent: The lull is expected, said Kaskersky, and new attack vectors could spell a coming resurgence.
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Microsoft Edge in Windows 11: What to expect
Between the new widget menu that only opens web pages instead of apps, and IE being disabled, the Edge browser will be front and center in the new OS.
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Is Dark Mode actually saving your smartphone battery?
A new study compares situational use in light and dark mode and introduces a tool developers could use to assess app battery use.
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HTML smuggling is the latest cybercrime tactic you need to worry about
It will be hard to catch these smugglers, as they're abusing an essential element of web browsers that allow them to assemble code at endpoints, bypassing perimeter security.
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