Month: December 2025

Cary, North Carolina, USA, December 18th, 2025/CyberNewsWire/–Growth in Egypt, UAE, and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fueled by Demand for Expert-Led, Hands-On Training to Meet National Digital Transformation Goals INE Security, a global leader in specialized cybersecurity and IT training, today announced continued significant expansion across the Middle East and Asia, capitalizing on major regional learning … Read more

Tortola, British Virgins Island, December 17th, 2025/Chainwire/–Space is the first 10x leverage prediction market on Solana where users trade real-world outcomes across crypto, politics, sports, technology, culture and beyond – getting paid for being right. Today, they announced the public sale of their native token, $SPACE. The company has a token flywheel mechanism where 50% … Read more

Lucky Train has unveiled its web3 gaming platform on the TON blockchain where a process similar to staking is presented as an exciting train journey. In Lucky Train, participation follows the metaphor of a train journey. First, a user purchases a ticket with predefined terms. Next, they “board the train,” locking their tokens for the … Read more

How are you, hacker? 🪐Want to know what’s trending right now?: The Techbeat by HackerNoon has got you covered with fresh content from our trending stories of the day! Set email preference here. ## From AI-Supported to AI-First: What We’ve Learned Re-Engineering How We Build Software By @dataops [ 3 Min read ] AI-first engineering … Read more

Argo Workflows typically runs every step as its own Kubernetes pod, which is great for isolation but expensive for fast, lightweight tasks. This article explains the Executor Plugin mechanism—an HTTP contract that lets you extend the Argo controller without maintaining a fork—by moving step execution into a reusable agent pod. It walks through enabling plugins … Read more

Most retail traders spend their time perfecting strategies. They test indicators, tweak entries, adjust stop-loss levels, and search endlessly for “high-probability setups.” While this effort feels productive, it often ignores the single factor that determines whether a trade succeeds or fails in real markets: liquidity. In crypto trading especially, liquidity is the foundation of execution. … Read more

“Quantum Day is coming – are you ready?” The question gets asked often. The answers usually assume long timelines and orderly transitions. Emerging signals, including AI-accelerated research, suggest that such assumptions may be fragile. We could be closer than expected. This article shares several factors that support that perspective. January 1, 2027 The NSA has … Read more

Building security frameworks that survive the quantum leap. This year, I had a great privilege to attend RedHat Summit in Boston, Massachusetts. As a Quantum and security enthusiast, I attended all the sessions related to Quantum especially Post Quantum Cryptography(PQC). I did publish an article on Post Quantum cryptography and how PQC will be the … Read more

Six months of ~40 daily users felt like a flatline, but it was priceless tuition in real-world LLM failure modes: valid-but-wrong JSON, lazy placeholders, and semantic nonsense like funnels that go up. By layering validation, smarter retries, and a boring stack, a “learning project” grew into 50K+ AI presentations and 500–600 generations a day with … Read more

The Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange is a method for two parties to securely establish a shared secret key over a public channel.

Every business is rushing to adopt AI. Productivity teams want faster workflows, developers want coding assistants, and executives want “AI transformation” on this year’s roadmap, not next year’s. However, as enthusiasm for AI spreads, so does a largely invisible expansion of your attack surface. This is what we call shadow AI. If you think it’s … Read more

The SAIS-GRC Framework is not a reactive measure but a blueprint for a new competitive advantage.