Google is dropping its 'cookieless' plan and scaling back the Privacy Sandbox. What third-party cookies are, and what changes for analytics, advertising, and cross-site sign-on.
The CA/Browser Forum has approved a phased reduction of TLS certificate lifetimes down to 47 days by 2029. What changes, why, and why manual renewal no longer holds up.
What a brute force attack is, why every exposed service gets them, and the basic defenses: strong passwords and keys, multi-factor authentication, rate limiting, and tools like fail2ban.
The HTTP Deprecation header becomes an IETF standard: a machine-readable way to signal that an endpoint is being retired. What it is, how it works, and why it matters.
A reverse proxy explained in plain terms: an intermediary in front of your applications for TLS, caching, load balancing and security. The difference from a forward proxy, and why it's a common…
NIST has selected HQC as a backup post-quantum algorithm for encryption, built on different math than ML-KEM. What it is, the problem it addresses, and why having an alternative matters.