Chris Buckley 
Streaming just got a major upgrade. The AV1 codec, a next-generation video compression standard, is finally seeing widespread adoption across platforms like Netflix, YouTube, and Google. As reported by The Verge, this shift promises better video quality, lower bandwidth usage, and a more efficient internet experience for everyone. And if you’re not paying attention, you … Read more
Artificial intelligence is already rewriting the rules of creativity, business, and ownership—but are those rewrites legal? A new argument from a group of law professors suggests that training AI models on pirated content could qualify as fair use under U.S. copyright law. As reported by TorrentFreak, these academics claim that AI training, even when it … Read more
In an ongoing effort to strengthen internet security, Google has announced a major update to its Chrome Root Program. As detailed in this recent blog post, the company is making Multi-Perspective Issuance Corroboration (MPIC) a mandatory requirement for Certificate Authorities (CAs) issuing TLS certificates. If you care about web security—and you should—this is a big … Read more
Every few years, the tech industry gets its collective head out of the clouds (literally) and realizes that centralizing everything in hyperscale data centers isn’t always the answer. Enter edge computing—the latest and greatest in making the internet faster, smarter, and more efficient. It’s the digital equivalent of moving your store closer to your customers … Read more
The internet is the biggest marketplace in human history. Your website is your storefront, and speed is the difference between a full cart and an abandoned checkout. Enter CDNs—those global servers that make sure your content reaches customers faster than a kid double-tapping through TikTok. Most businesses use one CDN. Smart businesses use two or … Read more
Kilpi’s latest blog post introduces the Protected Query Pattern, a new approach to securing web applications against client-side threats such as data scraping, injection attacks, and unauthorized API access. Traditional security measures like authentication and authorization focus on controlling who can access data. However, they often fail to address how that data is accessed and … Read more
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has introduced new client-side security requirements in its latest update, PCI DSS 4.0. These changes, specifically the requirements for securing client-side pages, are designed to protect businesses and consumers from evolving cybersecurity threats such as Magecart-style attacks and supply chain compromises. What Are the New Client-Side … Read more
In today’s digital landscape, websites are continuously under attack from various sources, and one of the most persistent and dangerous threats comes from malicious bots. While some bots are harmless, many are designed to exploit vulnerabilities, steal data, or disrupt operations. As a cybersecurity specialist, I cannot stress enough the importance of implementing protective measures … Read more
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, cybersecurity has become more critical than ever. The OWASP Top 10 is an essential list for organizations, developers, and cybersecurity specialists to understand. These are the most common and high-risk vulnerabilities that can compromise systems and data, making it essential for businesses to take proactive steps to secure … Read more