Editorial

CrowdStrike: Lessons Learned from the Globe's Biggest System Crash
Editorial CrowdStrike: Lessons Learned from the Globe's Biggest System Crash

A fault with an update issued by cybersecurity company CrowdStrike led to a cascade effect among global IT systems Friday, with industries ranging from banking to airlines facing outages. Banks and healthcare providers saw their services disrupted, and TV broadcasters went offline as businesses

July 31, 2024
Smaller and Faster Windows 11 Updates: A Boon for Limited Resources
Editorial Smaller and Faster Windows 11 Updates: A Boon for Limited Resources

It takes one easy Google search to learn that too many Windows 11 users have complained about their update struggles, especially if they have slow internet or limited storage. To address this, Microsoft is finally innovating its code with "checkpoint cumulative updates." It was announced

July 17, 2024
Exploring Anti-Phishing Software
Editorial Exploring Anti-Phishing Software

Artificial intelligence has been a source of innovation and creativity over the last few years. Amplifying various industries, tools, products, and services, its ubiquity is inescapable. But the same is true of the negative aspects of this tool. AI has made it easier for threat actors to hack,

July 3, 2024
A Case Study of ChatGPT Bias
Editorial A Case Study of ChatGPT Bias

ChatGPT is now a well-known language model developed by OpenAI — and is aiding us in a variety of tasks. However, recent research has shown that it is not immune to human flaws. After all, AI programs are trained by people with different belief systems and opinions, so it’s no wonder the platform ma

June 28, 2024
Deepfakes and the Battle Against AI-Generated Misinformation
Editorial Deepfakes and the Battle Against AI-Generated Misinformation

Deepfakes refer to the combination of two terms, “deep learning” and “fake”, and it involves the creation of content depicting a certain person in a video or audio when in reality, it was falsely manufactured by another party. Deepfakes belong to the category of the most complex forms of fake news,

May 28, 2024
The Development of Accessible Software for Visually Impaired Users
Editorial The Development of Accessible Software for Visually Impaired Users

Software development requires more than compliance with laws and regulations—it demands providing an optimized user experience for everyone. Such an emphasis on inclusivity matters most because many blind people depend a lot on technology when doing things that others with eyesight see as normal. B

May 15, 2024
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