Best SEO Tools for Beginners: Start Free, Pay Later
I pay for Semrush Pro every month. I’ve paid for Ahrefs before, too. And my honest advice to anyone just starting out? Don’t pay for any of them yet. That probably sounds strange coming from someone who uses these tools. But Semrush and…
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GoDaddy Email Login: How to Sign In and Fix Problems
Technwz runs on GoDaddy, and so does my site email. I use GoDaddy’s Professional Email, the one powered by Titan, and I check it on my phone through the Titan app. Login has never given me any trouble, honestly. But I get why so many people get…
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Pixel 9 Pro vs Pixel 10 Pro: Which Should You Buy?
Quick confession before we start. I’m an iPhone user, and I haven’t owned a Pixel. So this isn’t a “six months with both phones” piece. It’s a straight look at the specs, the reviews and the prices, from someone with…
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Elvis Presley estate sues Anthropic over 274 songs
The owners of Elvis Presley’s music have sued Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI chatbot. They claim Anthropic trained its models on 274 Presley songs without permission and are seeking about $41 million in damages. The complaint was filed…
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Navigate360 breach: 8.3M school and police tip records stolen
Hackers copied about 8.3 million anonymous tip records from Navigate360, a school safety software company whose reporting tools are used by schools and police across the US. Some of the stolen records include student names, birth dates, Social Security…
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Cybersecurity or Cyber Security? Which Is Correct
I’ll admit something slightly embarrassing for someone who writes about security. I never really thought about whether it’s “cybersecurity” or “cyber security.” I just wrote it as one word, because that’s what I…
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OpenAI Cuts Frontier AI Training Off From the Live Internet
OpenAI has cut its most advanced AI models off from the live internet while they are being trained. Instead, they now practice browsing and searching inside a cached copy of the web that the company calls an “offline world.” The company…
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BlackX Bootkit Bypasses Secure Boot on Patched Windows
The BlackX bootkit is new UEFI malware that slips past Secure Boot on Windows machines that were fully patched. Kaspersky found it inside diplomatic agencies in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan. It links the campaign to APT41, a Chinese…
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