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Bairon McAdams

Bairon McAdams' expertise spans Cyber Security, DevOps, and Hardware. Bairon's material is a trusted source of information for tech leaders and has garnered a global audience. His writing history, not limited to articles and online content, includes several books on the topics of cyber security, devops, and hardware. 
Advancements and Challenges in the Journey to Practical Quantum Computers
Hardware
Advancements and Challenges in the Journey to Practical Quantum Computers

The journey towards practical quantum computers has been a fascinating one, marked by significant advancements and formidable challenges. Since Richard Feynman’s 1981 lecture at MIT, where he proposed the idea of using quantum mechanics for calculations, the field of quantum computing has evolved dramatically. Despite the progress, practical, everyday quantum computers remain a work in progress. This article explores the

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How Can Local Law Enforcement Adapt to the Rise of Cybercrime?
Cyber Security
How Can Local Law Enforcement Adapt to the Rise of Cybercrime?

In today’s increasingly digital landscape, law enforcement agencies are grappling with a rising tide of cybercrime that presents unique challenges vastly different from traditional place-based crimes. Cybercrime is fundamentally borderless, allowing perpetrators to operate from anywhere in the world while victims can be situated in small localities with limited law enforcement resources. This article thoroughly examines the current state of

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Intel Struggles in Server CPU Market as AMD Gains Ground with AI Boost
Hardware
Intel Struggles in Server CPU Market as AMD Gains Ground with AI Boost

The server CPU market has seen significant shifts over the past few years, but none more striking than Intel’s recent challenges and AMD’s remarkable rise. Since 2022, Intel’s dominance in this sector has been under siege, with sales plummeting over a span of just two years into 2024. A primary driver behind this decline is the fierce competition presented by

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NVIDIA Investigates GeForce RTX 5090 GPU Issues Leading to Black Screens
Hardware
NVIDIA Investigates GeForce RTX 5090 GPU Issues Leading to Black Screens

Numerous GeForce RTX 5090 and Chinese variant RTX 5090D GPU users are facing a significant issue as their graphics cards fail to power up their monitor display. After driver updates, these GPUs result in black screens, leaving users frustrated and unable to use their systems. Users have tried various troubleshooting methods, like resetting the BIOS or rolling back drivers, but

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CISA Warns of Active Exploits Targeting Trimble Cityworks Software Flaw
Cyber Security
CISA Warns of Active Exploits Targeting Trimble Cityworks Software Flaw

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a critical warning regarding an actively exploited vulnerability in Trimble Cityworks, a GIS-centric asset management software. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-0994, is a deserialization of untrusted data flaw that holds a CVSS v4 score of 8.6, allowing remote code execution by authenticated users on Microsoft’s IIS web server. The vulnerability

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What Are the Key Cloud Security Shifts to Expect by 2025?
Cyber Security
What Are the Key Cloud Security Shifts to Expect by 2025?

As digital transformation accelerates and cloud technology becomes more integral to business operations, organizations are encountering evolving security challenges that demand innovative solutions. With artificial intelligence driving workflows and massive data migrations to the cloud, adapting to the shifting landscape of cloud security is crucial for maintaining both operational efficiency and data integrity. Here’s a look at significant cloud security

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Hackers Exploit SimpleHelp RMM Vulnerabilities to Gain Network Access
Cyber Security
Hackers Exploit SimpleHelp RMM Vulnerabilities to Gain Network Access

Cybercriminals have found ways to exploit security flaws in SimpleHelp’s Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) software, allowing them to gain persistent access to networks and pose serious risks, including potential ransomware attacks. Field Effect researchers have observed that threat actors are leveraging recently disclosed vulnerabilities in SimpleHelp — specifically identified as CVE-2024-57726, CVE-2024-57727, and CVE-2024-57728 — which were patched in

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AMD Ryzen 5 7400F Overheating Issues Due to Cost-Cutting With Thermal Paste
Hardware
AMD Ryzen 5 7400F Overheating Issues Due to Cost-Cutting With Thermal Paste

In the world of competitive technology, the fine line between cost-cutting measures and product performance is often explored. Recently, AMD’s Ryzen 5 7400F, a budget six-core Zen 4 CPU, has garnered attention for its overheating issues. Launched in January and primarily targeted at the Chinese market, this CPU aimed to provide an alternative to the more expensive Zen 5, Ryzen

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How Vulnerable Are Global Security Systems to Young Hackers?
Cyber Security
How Vulnerable Are Global Security Systems to Young Hackers?

Spanish National Police recently arrested an 18-year-old hacker responsible for multiple cyberattacks on major government institutions, including NATO and the US Army, raising serious concerns about the vulnerability of critical security systems. The arrest occurred in Calpe following a coordinated operation with the Civil Guard, leading to the hacker facing charges of illegal access to computer systems, damage to computers,

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AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 Challenges Nvidia with Affordable 4K Gaming
Hardware
AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 Challenges Nvidia with Affordable 4K Gaming

AMD’s Strategic Move in the GPU Market Targeting Mainstream Gamers Lisa Su’s confirmation highlights AMD’s strategic intent to capture the “highest volume portion of the enthusiast gaming market,” indicating a blend of performance and affordability. With the gaming community always on the lookout for powerful yet reasonably priced hardware, the Radeon RX 9070’s release could significantly impact market dynamics. Building

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Can MRAM Replace DRAM in Future Computing with Low-Power Memory?
Hardware
Can MRAM Replace DRAM in Future Computing with Low-Power Memory?

The growing demand for energy-efficient and reliable memory technologies in computing has ignited interest in next-generation Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (MRAM) as a potential replacement for traditional Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) chips. As electronic devices continue to evolve, the need for low-power and high-endurance memory solutions has become increasingly critical. This article delves into recent advancements in MRAM technology,

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DaggerFly Linux Malware Targets Network Appliances with Advanced Tactics
Cyber Security
DaggerFly Linux Malware Targets Network Appliances with Advanced Tactics

Recent findings have revealed a new, sophisticated malware strain linked to the DaggerFly group, specifically engineered to breach and compromise network appliances running on Linux. This latest threat underscores the increasing vulnerability of Linux-based network infrastructure to cyberattacks, which have become more frequent and advanced. The malware employs cutting-edge techniques to remain undetected, thereby making it extremely challenging for traditional

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