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Craig Anderson

Craig Anderson focuses on Digital Transformation, with articles exploring Cybersecurity and DevOps. Craig's work has benefited industry professionals with key strategic pivots like migrating to the cloud, adopting agile practices, and successfully implementing automation. 
Tech Will Move AI From Pilot to Production by 2026
AI and ML
Tech Will Move AI From Pilot to Production by 2026

The prolonged era of cautious experimentation with artificial intelligence is officially drawing to a close, giving way to a new and urgent mandate for full-scale operationalization. For years, the technology industry has focused on incremental modernization and the slow expansion of cloud platforms, but the current landscape demands a fundamental shift toward embedded autonomy and real-time contextual intelligence. The primary

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Why Are 8 Million React2Shell Attacks So Hard to Stop?
Cyber Security
Why Are 8 Million React2Shell Attacks So Hard to Stop?

A relentless digital siege is unfolding across the globe, as an automated and highly sophisticated campaign exploits a single vulnerability at an unprecedented industrial scale. This ongoing offensive, targeting the React2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182), is not a fleeting burst of activity but a sustained, global operation characterized by its immense volume and adaptive infrastructure. The central challenge for defenders lies in

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DocuSign Phishing Attack Injects Fileless Malware
Cyber Security
DocuSign Phishing Attack Injects Fileless Malware

In the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, few experts have the breadth of vision of Dominic Jainy. With a deep background in AI, machine learning, and blockchain, he brings a unique perspective to the front lines of digital defense. Today, we sit down with him to dissect a particularly insidious phishing campaign that impersonates the trusted DocuSign platform to deliver

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Why Is an Old Fortinet Flaw Still a Threat?
Cyber Security
Why Is an Old Fortinet Flaw Still a Threat?

In the fast-paced world of cybersecurity, a vulnerability that is several years old might seem like ancient history, yet a critical flaw in Fortinet’s firewalls is delivering a harsh lesson on the long-term dangers of unpatched systems. A recently renewed wave of attacks is actively exploiting an improper authentication vulnerability, identified as CVE-2020-12812, which was first disclosed back in July

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Trend Analysis: Federal Cybersecurity Policy
Cyber Security
Trend Analysis: Federal Cybersecurity Policy

The seemingly harmless smart coffee maker in a kitchen or the networked thermostat on a wall can be weaponized into a soldier in a digital army, capable of launching massive cyberattacks that threaten critical national infrastructure. This escalating threat from insecure Internet of Things (IoT) devices has created an urgent need for robust security standards. In an increasingly connected world,

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Samsung App Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack Your PC
Cyber Security
Samsung App Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack Your PC

Understanding the Samsung Magician Vulnerability A critical security flaw discovered within a popular storage management application has shifted attention from typical virus threats to the utilities many users trust to optimize their systems. While Samsung security alerts typically prompt smartphone users to act, a recently disclosed vulnerability affects Windows PC users with the Samsung Magician app. This guide will clarify

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New Malware Scam Targets the Hospitality Sector
Cyber Security
New Malware Scam Targets the Hospitality Sector

Today we’re speaking with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional with deep expertise in the evolving landscape of digital threats. We’ll be dissecting a recent, sophisticated malware campaign known as PHALT#BLYX, which has been targeting the hospitality industry. Our discussion will explore the clever social engineering tactics used to manipulate employees, the shift towards using trusted system tools to bypass security,

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Critical Open WebUI Flaw Allows Account and Server Takeover
Cyber Security
Critical Open WebUI Flaw Allows Account and Server Takeover

The rapid adoption of self-hosted AI interfaces has introduced powerful new capabilities for organizations, but it also conceals complex security challenges within features designed for convenience. This guide details a critical vulnerability discovered in Open WebUI, a popular interface for large language models. By understanding the anatomy of this threat, administrators can take the necessary steps to secure their instances,

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Trend Analysis: Digital Postal Transformation
IT Digital Transformation
Trend Analysis: Digital Postal Transformation

The final letter delivered by Denmark’s PostNord late last year marked more than the end of a postal route; it signaled the quiet conclusion of a 400-year-old tradition and the dawn of a new era for public services. This unprecedented move to completely cease traditional letter delivery, a first for any nation, serves as a powerful bellwether for a global

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Massive Cyberattack Paralyzes Higham Lane School
Cyber Security
Massive Cyberattack Paralyzes Higham Lane School

The typically bustling corridors and digital channels of Higham Lane School and Sixth Form fell into an unnerving silence as a comprehensive and debilitating cyberattack brought all institutional operations to an immediate and indefinite halt. The security breach, which school leadership confirmed was significant in scale, effectively severed the school’s connection to the modern world by disabling its entire IT

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Samsung Software Updates – Review
Mobile
Samsung Software Updates – Review

The long-term viability of a modern smartphone is now defined less by its physical hardware and more by the consistency and longevity of the software that powers it day after day. The Samsung software update ecosystem represents a significant advancement in the Android smartphone sector. This review will explore the evolution of Samsung’s update policy, its key components, performance metrics,

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Was Your NordVPN Data Ever Actually at Risk?
Cyber Security
Was Your NordVPN Data Ever Actually at Risk?

In the high-stakes world of cybersecurity, few names carry as much weight as NordVPN. When a threat actor publicly claimed to have breached their servers, the incident sent ripples through the digital security community. We sat down with Dominic Jainy, an IT professional specializing in the intersection of AI, machine learning, and security, to dissect this event. Our conversation explores

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