Business software is evolving faster than ever before, with advancements such as AI spurring developers to introduce new ways of working and interacting with the software layer.But by and large, business hardware has stayed much the same for the past decade. With a few notable exceptions, the laptops, desktops, and portables we use for work today are simply evolved versions of what we were using in 2015.Is this set to change? And what could the hardware of the future look like?In this episode Rory

Bij het Nederlandse bedrijf Bagnoles sloeg de Qilin ransomwaregroep toe en versleutelde mogelijk gevoelige gegevens. In Canada werd gewaarschuwd voor gerichte cyberaanvallen op gas- en waterbedrijven waarbij industriële controlesystemen flink werden verstoord. Ook dichter bij huis is er reden tot zorg, in Nederland en België zijn kwetsbare Windows servers nog steeds bereikbaar vanaf het internet. In Nederland gaat het om 81 servers en in België om 10, allemaal gevoelig voor de recent ontdekte WSUS

Bij het Nederlandse bedrijf Bagnoles sloeg de Qilin ransomwaregroep toe en versleutelde mogelijk gevoelige gegevens. In Canada werd gewaarschuwd voor gerichte cyberaanvallen op gas- en waterbedrijven waarbij industriële controlesystemen flink werden verstoord. Ook dichter bij huis is er reden tot zorg, in Nederland en België zijn kwetsbare Windows servers nog steeds bereikbaar vanaf het internet. In Nederland gaat het om 81 servers en in België om 10, allemaal gevoelig voor de recent ontdekte WSUS

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Full show notes, transcriptions (available on request), audio and video at http://theAverageGuy.tv/hgg661Gavin Campbell joins this week and we covered winter weather, his strong early results with the Segway Navimow robot mower, the improved sound and smart-home functionality of the Echo Dot Max, and his Unraid 7.2 upgrade that boosted responsiveness. We discussed how we are using local AI for automation, troubleshooting, and coding, along with bigger questions around AI’s economics and

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-When fully stretched out on a sunny day, Nissan's solar panel system can add about 1,864 miles of driving distance a year and power multiple accessories. The panel works whether you're driving or parked. -The Competition Appeal Tribunal ruled that the iPhone maker abused its dominant market position to inflate developer fees. The tribunal found that the company has "near absolute market power" for iOS app distribution and in-app payments. The decision declared that Apple has been "abusing its

This is your Digital Dragon Watch: Weekly China Cyber Alert podcast.Listeners, it’s Ting with the latest on Digital Dragon Watch: Weekly China Cyber Alert, and trust me, the cyber skies over China and beyond have been stormy this week. Let’s jump right in, because if you blink, you’ll miss at least three zero-day exploits.First stop: the Smishing Triad, a China-linked syndicate orchestrating the most relentless SMS-based phishing campaign we’ve seen in years. Since early 2024, this crew has deployed

This is your China Hack Report: Daily US Tech Defense podcast.This is Ting, tuning in with your rapid-fire rundown of the nastiest China-linked cyber moves lighting up U.S. tech defense in the past twenty-four hours. Hold onto your passwords, because today’s menu is mega spicy.Leading off, let’s talk “Salt Typhoon.” That phrase probably makes infrastructure execs break out in hives. CISA Director Jen Easterly called out Salt Typhoon yet again—yes, those China-backed spies are still lurking inside

This is your Beijing Bytes: US-China Tech War Updates podcast.Hey, listeners—Ting here, your byte-sized Beijing buster and the only show host who can tell a Xi from a chipset faster than you can say semiconductor. Buckle up, because the US-China tech war has been running hotter than a GPU in a crypto mine, and the past two weeks have been a wild ride for anyone watching cyber, chips, and policy shuffles.First, the headliner: In a plot twist straight from the ‘will-they-won’t-they’ files, US and

This is your Digital Frontline: Daily China Cyber Intel podcast.Listeners, Ting here on Digital Frontline, back from another caffeine-fueled cyber sweep—and what a wild 24 hours it’s been. Let’s jump past the headlines and straight into the breach. First up, the most buzzed-about incident has all the hallmarks of a Beijing-backed play. The Wall Street Journal reports US authorities scrambling after a fake email—looked like it was sent by Congressman John Moolenaar—hit trade groups and law firms just

This is your Dragon's Code: America Under Cyber Siege podcast.Listeners, it’s Ting, your expert cyber sleuth—and today I am deep in Dragon’s Code: America Under Cyber Siege. Buckle up, because the last few days have been wild in the digital underbelly of US infrastructure.Let’s cut to the chase—Chinese cyber operations have leveled up yet again. The name every expert can’t stop saying is Volt Typhoon, and trust me, you do not want them in your networking closet. CISA Director Jen Easterly warned

This is your US-China CyberPulse: Defense Updates podcast.Alright listeners, it's Ting on the CyberPulse! You want the US-China defense update and the latest digital drama, so let’s dive right in—this week was a non-stop code sprint, ping-ponging between Washington, Beijing, and everywhere cyberspace reaches.First up, the US rolled out not one, but several new defensive strategies aimed straight at Chinese cyber threats. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency—CISA, for those on a

This is your Red Alert: China's Daily Cyber Moves podcast.This is Ting, your go-to for all things China, cyber, and sneak attacks, and today—October 26, 2025—I am on Red Alert. If you thought it was a chill fall Sunday, the digital front lines beg to differ. Let me bring you inside the world of Chinese cyber operations as they unfold, and trust me, the drama is thick, the code is fresher than your morning coffee, and the stakes? Nothing less than critical infrastructure, your power grid, and a

This is your Tech Shield: US vs China Updates podcast.It’s Ting, your insider on all things hacking, cyber, and China drama. Let’s skip the pleasantries—there’s cyber chaos and digital trench-digging to unpack from this week’s US versus China tech smackdown.Over in Washington, the White House just turbocharged defense against Chinese cyber threats by rolling out new federal directives targeting supply chain risk. According to InsideCyberSecurity, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

Enjoying the show? Support our mission and help keep the content coming by buying us a coffee.The universe's biggest unknowns—dark matter and dark energy (the 95% of reality that is invisible)—are no longer intractable. AI has become an essential research partner, moving cosmology into an era of industrial-scale discovery.Our program unpacks how AI is achieving unprecedented precision in measurement and mapping, and confronts the stunning possibility that the data is pointing to cracks in

This is your Silicon Siege: China's Tech Offensive podcast.Hey listeners, Ting here—your digital ally in the cyber trenches, where firewalls and diplomatic lines get crossed on the daily. Today, let’s pull back the curtain on the Silicon Siege: China’s Tech Offensive, and why the past two weeks in US tech have felt more like a chessboard than a circuit board.Let’s kick off with what experts at Bloomberg called a “surgical strike” on intellectual property: earlier this week, China-linked cyber

This is your Cyber Sentinel: Beijing Watch podcast.Hey listeners, Ting here, your cyber sentinel fresh from a wild news cycle, monitoring Beijing’s watchful keyboard warriors and the ever-buzzing hacking scene. This week’s Chinese cyber activity? Oh, it’s been a spicy hotpot—full of bold new moves, strategic feints, and more international shade than an umbrella stand at the Summer Palace.Right out of the gate, the Wall Street Journal reported a striking malware operation traced to APT41, a hardcore