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Tag Archives: data security
This Day Eaten By PHP
So I previously wrote about the critical PHP bug that needs patching. Well, today BlueHost did something about it, without asking, with the side effect that BattleSwarm was down hard several hours today. This was less “Physician, heal thyself” than … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged BlueHost, data security, hacking, PHP, Site Administration, technology
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LinkSwarm For October 23, 2026
Ex-USAID Democrat operatives plan an insurrection, more Democrats behaving badly, two really stupid criminals that openly announce their intention to murder people, more welfare state/SNAP fraud, and Minneapolis restaurant trying to prove socialism works is shocked to discover socialism doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Senate Race, Aaron Reitz, active shooter, Addie Hovland, Andrii Telizhenko, anti-drone, artillery, Asmongold, Atlanta, Babylon Bee, Bexar County, Black Sea, Boys Antitank Rifle, Bradley Benavides, California, Carmen Turner, Ceuta, child mutilation, China, Christian Hendrickson, Chuck Grassley, Communism, Crime, Danielle Reiff, data centers, data security, DEI, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, Denmark, Department of Justice, Department of Treasury, dogs, Don Huffines, Donetsk, Donetsk City, drones, Dustin Burrows, education, Elections, Elon Musk, FBI, Fort Bend County, France, fraud, Gavin Newsom, gay, George Soros, Gorodets, Guns, hacking, Holly Hansen, Hunter Biden, Ilhan Omar, India, James Talarico, Jason Hudson, Jennica Pounds AKA DataRepublican, Jihad, JoCasta Zamarripa, Joe Biden, Joe Gonzalez, Jose Garza, Kalinigrad, Kash Patel, Ken Paxton, Kentucky Ballistics, Kupiansk, L. Louise Lucas, Legal Insurrection, LinkSwarm, M1978 Koksan, Manjit Singh Bedi, Media Watch, Mercedes Reshard New AKA Shawty Dred, Military, Morocco, morons, Nikki Floris, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, North Korea, Not The Bee, Oregon, Patrick Boyle, polls, rap music, Reporting from Ukraine, Richard Hammond, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sargan 3000, Seattle, Shemerrylyn Regina Fields, Skydance, Social Justice Warriors, Spain, St. Petersburg (Russia), Star Wars, State Department, stupid, Su-30, Suchomimus, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Tacoma, Temu, Texas, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, Top Gear, transexual, Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), Ukraine, USAID, USDA, Victor Ewing, Viktor Yanukovych, Virginia, Vladimir, Volodymyr Zelensky, Washington, Wedgewood Polls, Welfare State, Wisconsin, Wren Collective, Yandex
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PHP Vulnerability: It’s Really, Really Bad
A new critical Internet security vulnerability has been announced, and it’s really, really bad. The PHP Foundation has revealed two serious vulnerabilities that could impact millions of websites. Security experts warn that failure to quickly patch the flaws could have … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Technology
Tagged Brian Krebs, Censys, CloudFlare, Crime, data security, hacking, Internet, Lukasz Olejnik, Magento, NIST, OpenAI, PHP, technology, WordPress
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Company Of Man Who Says AI May Kill Billions Can’t Keep From Deleting Customer Data
Microsoft is in the news again, and if you’re familiar at all with that company, you know that means bad news. (What’s the last time Microsoft news being good news? Ballmer stepping down? The release of Windows 3.1?) First up: … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Technology
Tagged AI, Bill Gates, data security, Kristen Welker, Microsoft, Regulation, technology, The Register
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“This Was PBS”
You should backup your data. You should have multiple backups of your data. You should have multiple rotating or rolling backups of your data. You should have multiple rotating or rolling backups of your data saved to different types of … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, video
Tagged data security, Iron Mountain, James Tramel, Lawsuit, Louis Rossmann, Not The Bee, Open Source Storage, PBS, St. Louis, technology, video
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Tech Giants Voltron Up Against AI Safety Threats
With nearly constant news about AI-based security threats (both within and without), it’s notable that several tech giants have banded together to address the problem. Nvidia and a host of tech giants on Monday launched a new artificial intelligence safety … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged AI, Anthropic, Apple, Cadence, Capital One, China, Cisco, Cloudera, CloudFlare, Cognition, Crowdstrike, data security, Databricks, Dell Computer, DoorDash, Elastic, hacking, Hewett Packard Enterprise, Hugging Face, IBM, LangChain, Linux, Linux Foundation, Microsoft, NAVER, NetApp, Nous Research, Nvidia, Open Secure AI Alliance, OpenAI, OpenClaw, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, Red Hat, Reflection AI, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, Siemens, SK Telecom, Snowflake, SpaceX, Synopsys, technology, Thinking Machines Lab, TrendAI, xAI
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LinkSwarm For July 17, 2026
Two important speeches (from President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio) on leftwing threats to America, more welfare state fraud uncovered by Nick Shirley, Ukraine continues to hit Russian ships at will, multiple marine drone attacks, TSMC has a good … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Adam Fetcher, AI, Ana Kasparian, Ann Widdecombe, antifa, Apple, Arizona, Ashrafuzzaman Khan, Austin, Azov Sea, Babylon Bee, Bandar Abbas, Bangladesh, Billy Joel, Brian Busby, Brownsville, Bruce Sterling, Cenk Uygur, Central Command (CENTCOM), Chill Dude Explains, China, Chip Roy, Chipotle, Communism, Copilot, Corsair drone, Crime, data security, Debra McClure, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, dogs, drones, drugs, education, Elections, Engels Airbase, FBI, Flock AI cameras, flooding, Foreign Policy, Fourth Amendment, Gelendzhik, Government Accountability Institute, Grant Halk, Greg Abbott, Guns, Hill Country, history, Holly Hansen, human sacrifice, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iran, Jake Altman, Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, James Reeves, jazz, Jihad, Keith Self, Kratom, Lavaca County, Lindsey Graham, LinkSwarm, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Los Angeles, Magyar Birds [414th Unmanned Strike Aviation Brigade], Marco Rubio, Marvel, Media Watch, Mehmet Oz, meth, Mexico, Microsoft, Military, Mitchell Hill, music, New York, New York City, Nick Shirley, Obama Scandals, OpenAI, Regulation, Rick Beato, riot, Ruben Gallego, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sam Altman, Saronic, Seamus Bruner, Semiconductors, sex scandal, Social Justice Warriors, submarine, Suchomimus, Syzran, Taco Bell, Texas Rangers, TSMC, Ukraine, vegans, voting fraud, war crimes, YakB-12.7
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