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Technwz Editorial Team

The Technwz editorial team covers the tools, platforms, and decisions that matter to small business owners, developers, gamers, and digital marketers. We research hosting and cybersecurity services; break down business and marketing software; and keep tabs on the gaming industry, testing what we can, cutting through vendor marketing where we can't, and writing it all up in plain language. No fluff, no filler.

256 Articles

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LiteLLM Hacked: Malicious 1.107.0 Release Steals Cloud and AI API Keys

By Technwz Editorial Team

6 Min Read

Microsoft’s security team says the malware gets its command server address from a file on GitHub, so attackers can switch servers without pushing a new release. Microsoft also warns that uninstalling the package is not enough, because the malicious…

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PHP2Shell: Critical PHP Flaws Are Under Attack, and Most Websites Need to Update Now

By Technwz Editorial Team

6 Min Read

Hackers are already trying to exploit PHP2Shell, two critical flaws in PHP, the programming language behind roughly 70% of websites, including those built on WordPress. The PHP project released emergency fixes on October 21. The US National Security…

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Mobile Game Monetization: Why India Now Chases Retention

By Technwz Editorial Team

8 Min Read

I uninstalled PUBG Mobile a long time ago. Not because it was bad. Quite the opposite, actually. Squad nights with friends were the best part of it, and that was exactly the problem, because one more match kept turning into five. It was getting…

Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.5: Patch Notes and What’s New

By Technwz Editorial Team

8 Min Read

Well, I called it. Sort of. Back in June, I wrote a whole piece asking whether a Cyberpunk 2077 update 2.4 would ever happen. My read was simple. CD Projekt RED kept saying it was done, then kept shipping stuff anyway. Turns out 2.4 never came. CDPR…

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Advisory Shares Explained: What Founders Should Know

By Technwz Editorial Team

7 Min Read

Every early startup hits the same wall sooner or later. You need someone who has done this before. And you can’t afford to pay them. That’s where advisory shares come in. Here’s the thing: a lot of founders hand them out way too…

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced vs Original comparison showing Edward Kenway in both versions with a pirate ship and Caribbean town

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Guide: Resynced vs Original

By Technwz Editorial Team

12 Min Read

Some games you remember for the story. Black Flag I remember for the islands. White beaches, jungle ruins, a tiny cove with a treasure chest nobody told you about. The whole Caribbean felt like it was there to explore, not just to sail past. Honestly,…

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SEO 101: A Beginner’s Guide That Actually Helps

By Technwz Editorial Team

7 Min Read

When I started Technwz, I genuinely believed that if I published a lot, the traffic would come. Weeks went by with posts just sitting there, getting almost nothing. Now I know that’s not how it works. That’s the first thing nobody tells you…

Assassin’s Creed PSP, Vita and Switch Games Guide

By Technwz Editorial Team

7 Min Read

I’ve played most of the Assassin’s Creed series, and I even ranked them all in my best Assassin’s Creed games list. These days I play on my gaming laptop. But I’ll be honest: I never owned a PSP or a PS Vita. So the handheld side…