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Google's Latest AI Chatbot Project Might Be Alive, Says Engineer

Michael Paulyn

Jul 2, 20221 min read

Google's Latest AI Chatbot Project Might Be Alive, Says Engineer

An engineer working for Google recently stated that the company's latest AI chatbot project might be alive. Blake Lemoine interviewed...

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Everything Any Businessperson Needs to Know About Vulnerability Assessment Reports: Part 2

Michael Paulyn

Jun 30, 20221 min read

Everything Any Businessperson Needs to Know About Vulnerability Assessment Reports: Part 2

When some businesspeople hear the term "vulnerability assessment report," their immediate thought is, "Oh gosh, not something else," and...

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Staying Secure: 3 Easy Tips on Cyber-Hygiene

Michael Paulyn

Jun 26, 20221 min read

Staying Secure: 3 Easy Tips on Cyber-Hygiene

There's a second pandemic no one's talking about at all. Besides COVID-19, a cyber pandemic shows no signs of slowing down or going away....

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Top 3 Best Cybersecurity Bootcamps of 2022

Michael Paulyn

Jun 22, 20222 min read

Top 3 Best Cybersecurity Bootcamps of 2022

Undoubtedly, cybersecurity will play an even more integral role as we move into the future. That said, businesses everywhere need...

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Major DDoS Attack Reaching 15 Million Per Sec Abruptly Halted by Cloudflare

Michael Paulyn

Jun 19, 20221 min read

Major DDoS Attack Reaching 15 Million Per Sec Abruptly Halted by Cloudflare

As of April 2022, Cloudflare announced they abruptly halted a deadly DDoS, a distributed denial of service, attack reaching 15.3 million...

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As Russia Continues Its Unprovoked War on Ukraine, Chinese Hackers Quietly Begin Targeting Russia

Michael Paulyn

Jun 16, 20222 min read

As Russia Continues Its Unprovoked War on Ukraine, Chinese Hackers Quietly Begin Targeting Russia

As of April 2022, Chinese cybersecurity forces have been quietly and consistently attacking Russian military personnel using an advanced...

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A Few MIT Researchers found a Fatal Flaw in Apple's M1 CPUs and it's Unfixable

Michael Paulyn

Jun 12, 20222 min read

A Few MIT Researchers found a Fatal Flaw in Apple's M1 CPUs and it's Unfixable

For the last decade, Apple has become known for being the crème de la crème when it comes to computer devices. Their ability to set high...

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What Elon Musk's End-to-End Encryption for Twitter Could Mean for the Future

Michael Paulyn

Jun 9, 20222 min read

What Elon Musk's End-to-End Encryption for Twitter Could Mean for the Future

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, news about Elon Musk buying Twitter has been all the rage about town. Musk spoke of adding...

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Everything Any Businessperson Needs to Know About Vulnerability Assessment Reports: Part 1

Michael Paulyn

Jun 5, 20222 min read

Everything Any Businessperson Needs to Know About Vulnerability Assessment Reports: Part 1

When some businesspeople hear the term "vulnerability assessment report," their immediate thought is, "oh gosh, not something else," and...

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There's A New Tool Out to Scan Open-Source Repositories for Malicious Packages

Michael Paulyn

Jun 2, 20221 min read

There's A New Tool Out to Scan Open-Source Repositories for Malicious Packages

The Open-Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) announced that the first-generation prototype of a brand-new cutting-edge tool was...

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In The News: Goldman Sachs $125 Billion Bet on Fighting Cyberattacks

Michael Paulyn

May 29, 20221 min read

In The News: Goldman Sachs $125 Billion Bet on Fighting Cyberattacks

In the last twelve months, dozens of companies are beginning to invest serious money into cybersecurity, and the realization is beginning...

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Hacker Types 101: Black Hat vs. White Hat vs. Grey Hat Hackers

Michael Paulyn

May 26, 20223 min read

Hacker Types 101: Black Hat vs. White Hat vs. Grey Hat Hackers

When most people hear "hacking," their minds instantly go to some data breach or complete network cyberattack. But there are good hackers...

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A History Timeline of Russian Cyberattacks: 2007-2016

Michael Paulyn

May 22, 20223 min read

A History Timeline of Russian Cyberattacks: 2007-2016

It's been about three months since the war in Ukraine began, but this isn't something new for Putin and his cronies. This blog looks at...

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Cybersecurity News: Russia's Darknet Marketplace, Hydra, Responsible for Shutting Off German Servers

Michael Paulyn

May 19, 20221 min read

Cybersecurity News: Russia's Darknet Marketplace, Hydra, Responsible for Shutting Off German Servers

April 2022, German authorities announced that they shut down several servers in its infrastructure due to attacks from the Russian...

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Remote Work and Its Possible Issues: Part 2

Michael Paulyn

May 15, 20222 min read

Remote Work and Its Possible Issues: Part 2

The sudden shift towards remote work shows no signs of dying down. The pandemic gave an enormous opportunity for cybercriminals...

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North Korea's Lazarus Group Makes Off with Over $540 Million from Online Crypto Game Axie Infinity

Michael Paulyn

May 12, 20221 min read

North Korea's Lazarus Group Makes Off with Over $540 Million from Online Crypto Game Axie Infinity

The United States Treasury Department recently announced that the North Korean cyber group Lazarus Group, which goes by Hidden Cobra,...

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Remote Work and Its Possible Issues: Part 1

Michael Paulyn

May 8, 20221 min read

Remote Work and Its Possible Issues: Part 1

The sudden shift towards remote work shows no signs of dying down. The pandemic gave an enormous opportunity for cybercriminals...

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How COVID-19 Changed the Cybersecurity Landscape Forever

Michael Paulyn

May 5, 20223 min read

How COVID-19 Changed the Cybersecurity Landscape Forever

Besides COVID-19, a cyber pandemic shows no signs of slowing down or going away. As more and more people had to work remotely, remote...

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In The News: American Ethereum Developer Jailed for Trying Help North Koreans Skirt Around Sanctions

Michael Paulyn

Apr 30, 20221 min read

In The News: American Ethereum Developer Jailed for Trying Help North Koreans Skirt Around Sanctions

Recently, in the news, an American court handed a sentence to former Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith. A five-year and three-month...

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Ultimate Guide to What is Ethical Hacking

Michael Paulyn

Apr 28, 20222 min read

Ultimate Guide to What is Ethical Hacking

When most people hear "hacking," their minds instantly go to some data breach or complete network cyberattack. But there are good...

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