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I love everything tech. You can check out more about me on my website. I blog about cybersecurity, technology trends, and best practices in IT. I even share the occasional tech review every now and then.
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Apple’s Describe a Shortcut feature may end up being one of the most quietly powerful Apple Intelligence updates.It also might be one of the easiest places for normal users to create security risk without realizing it.Apple says Shortcuts can now take a user’s description and assemble the required steps on their...
OverviewThis week was a reminder that attackers do not need a clever path when the control plane is exposed. VPN gateways, mobile access infrastructure, ERP systems, browsers, developer platforms, and even operational systems all produced the same practical lesson: high-leverage systems need fast patching, tight...
I use emoji in more places than I probably realize.They show up in my Weekly Notes, Markdown files, website templates, little interface details, and the occasional bit of code. The annoying part is that the emoji I can see is not always the format I actually need.Maybe I need 😀 for HTML. Maybe I need...
One of the most practical Apple Intelligence features announced at WWDC26 might also be one of the easiest for scammers to abuse socially.Call Context.Apple says that when users call a business, Call Context can proactively surface relevant information, like a confirmation code or reservation number, directly in the...
I read a recent BleepingComputer article about AI-driven threats exposing the limits of MSP security stacks, and the central problem landed with me.Attackers are moving faster while a lot of MSP security operations still depend on technicians jumping between an RMM, EDR console, backup portal, ticketing system,...
The most impressive part of Siri AI is also the part that makes me the most cautious.Personal context.Apple says Siri AI can search across messages, emails, photos, and more, understand what is on the screen, answer questions using broad world knowledge, and take action in apps. That is the entire value proposition....
Prompt injection is about to feel a lot less like a weird chatbot trick and a lot more like a real consumer and enterprise endpoint problem.Apple’s new Siri AI is designed to understand personal context, answer questions about content on the screen, go to the web for current information, and take action across apps,...
WWDC is this week, so of course I have been busy watching the keynote, downloading the new betas, and getting distracted by all the new Apple things. But before I get too deep into that, here are the weekly notes for last week.The vibeA pretty low-key week, and honestly, that is not a bad thing. No huge updates. No...
Apple did not just announce a smarter Siri. Apple announced a different class of Siri.That distinction matters.A smarter assistant answers questions better. An agentic assistant can understand context, decide what information matters, and take action across apps. That is a much bigger security conversation....
Apple announced something at WWDC26 that sounds genuinely useful and slightly terrifying at the same time.In iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27, the Passwords app will be able to use Apple Intelligence and Safari to automatically change weak or compromised website passwords. Instead of warning you that an old password...
I am a sucker for a good default wallpaper, and the new one for macOS 27 Golden Gate looks so good.It is simple, colorful, and instantly feels like a Mac wallpaper. Honestly, it might be one of my favorite things to come out of WWDC26 so far. Sometimes all it takes is a new wallpaper to make your current computer...
I’m back with Season 2, Part 2 of the Home Network and Devices track in my CybersecKyle Security How-To Series. This time we’re building practical Windows 11 and macOS security baselines: strong enough to stop common problems, calm enough to leave turned on, and simple enough to validate when you are done.Computer...
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