BadUSB: The Cyber Threat That Gets You To Plug It In

February 16, 2022

A recent spate of USB-based cyberattacks has hit organizations in the US. Malicious USB devices are posted to selected victims. As soon as they are plugged in, the damage is done. Read More »

Continuous Integration is crucial for any active repository that needs routine building and testing. Github supports CI pipelines in the form of Github Actions—builds that run in the cloud, automatically, with just a bit of setup. Read More »

DigitalOcean’s Floating IPs are a way of reserving public IP addresses that are independent of your compute resources. They provide a way to rapidly reroute traffic between your assets without waiting for DNS changes to take effect. Read More »

Docker is a popular development tool as it simplifies starting isolated instances of your application with a reproducible configuration. It can also be used in production where it ensures live deployments are identical to your development environment. Read More »

For years, Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have relied on the Picamera interface to build and test new applications. But Picamera isn’t long for this world. That’s why the Raspberry Pi Foundation is opening a public preview for Picamera2, a more open and standardized app for Pi camera modules. Read More »

Plex isn’t just for movies and TV shows. The streaming platform also lets you build a personal music collection that you can stream from anywhere. And now, the Plexamp music player is gaining a ton of improvements and new features with the v4.0 update. Read More »

Your office chair is an important part of your computer setup, yet few people pay much mind to them. Buying the right chair can make a significant difference to health and productivity, so we’ve found the best ones out there. Read More »