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Smashing Security podcast #449: How to scam someone in seven days

Romance scammers have apparently discovered astrology… and Taurus is their secret weapon. In episode 449 of “Smashing Security”, we take a look inside an actual romance-fraud handbook – complete with scripts, personality “types”, corporate jargon, and a seven-day plan to...

pcTattletale founder pleads guilty in rare stalkerware prosecution

The founder of a spyware company that encouraged customers to secretly monitor their romantic partners has pleaded guilty to federal charges – marking one of the few successful US prosecutions of a stalkerware operator. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog. Continue reading →

<![CDATA[Building a bank for doctors: A mission to improve financial lives of physicians]]>

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<![CDATA[AOA vs. ABIM: A loss of AOBIM program directors]]>

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<![CDATA[Historic trends, current strengths, and the importance of certifications for osteopathic physicians]]>

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Intra-Asia air freight capacity tightens on US high-tech demand

The growth in traffic on intra-Asian routes is a result of ongoing US demand for cloud infrastructure logistics related to the rapid development of AI technology. Continue reading →

WWT, NVIDIA Introduce Framework for Secure, Scalable, Responsible AI Adoption

Technology services provider World Wide Technology and NVIDIA have jointly developed an AI security framework dubbed AI Readiness Model for Operational Resilience (ARMOR), designed to help organizations accelerate AI adoption while maintaining security, compliance, and operational resilience....

Optimistic outlook sets multipurpose sector on firm footing for 2026

This year’s positive MPV forecast is bolstered by a high level of forward bookings and the prospect of postponed projects coming onstream. Continue reading →

Digital forwarder owned by Bolloré merges with French forwarding group

The merger will see Fatton & Lyseo use Ovrsea’s proprietary operating software across its air and sea customers in Asia, Africa and North America. Continue reading →

How can utilities improve their distribution planning for better resiliency and restoration?

Contributor Jason Endsley asks the question: How do we build, maintain, and—when things go wrong—restore the system faster and more reliably with the resources we have?  Continue reading →