Marshall Gunnell
Co-Founder, Writer at VGKAMI
Mississippi - Taipei - Tokyo. Bylines: @ZDNET, @BusinessInsider, @howtogeek, @pcworld, @zapier, @storagereview, @techopedia, and more.
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6 days ago |
techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell
There’s a piece of technology still clinging to life in the shadows of modern cybersecurity, something fragile, ancient, and easily overlooked. It doesn’t blink or beep or run on electricity. But for decades, it helped safeguard some of the most sensitive secrets in the world. Its roots are tangled in the machinery of old-world industry, but it quietly endured in the background of modern espionage.
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1 week ago |
techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell
Quantum computing isn’t science fiction anymore. It’s steadily moving from the lab to the real world. And when it gets here, it could break the cryptographic foundations that keep blockchains secure. The same algorithms protecting your crypto wallet today might be useless tomorrow. That’s why developers, researchers, and standards bodies are racing to build quantum-resistant alternatives. Some blockchains are already experimenting with quantum-safe encryption, while others are waiting on guidance.
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1 week ago |
techopedia.com | Marshall Gunnell
The cloud makes a lot of sense for businesses. It’s flexible, usually reliable, and cuts down on the cost and hassle of running your own servers. Need to scale quickly? No problem. Want automatic backups or remote access? Easy. It’s no wonder so many companies have moved almost everything to the cloud. But there’s a catch. The more we depend on it, the harder we fall when it breaks. A cloud outage isn’t just some minor hiccup.
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2 weeks ago |
vgkami.com | Marshall Gunnell
Now is the perfect time to jump into the other half of 2025, and online gaming looks like it will continue that venture with the same energy. There are so many new and exciting games across genres. The top of the list now includes shooters with high speeds, clever strategies, and reborn old-time classics. That’s a sign of innovation, and the games that have evolved as the community’s tastes have changed. 1.
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4 weeks ago |
cnet.com | Marshall Gunnell
We count on antivirus software to keep our devices and personal data safe from cyber threats. But some of that software may be collecting data about you while it protects you. That’s the concern raised in a 2023 report by AV-Comparatives, an independent testing lab that evaluated how 20 of the most popular antivirus programs handle user data. The study looked at what data these products collect, how much control users have over it, and whether that data is shared with third parties.
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