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AdFection: how can online ads distribute spyware?

Reading Time: 8 minutesOnline advertising is designed to connect advertisers with users interested in specific products and services. However, an investigation published by Citizen Lab, the digital security research laboratory at the University of Toronto, shows that the same infrastructure can be exploited … Continue reading →

Open-source AI models gain ground in 2026

Reading Time: 5 minutesOpen source AI models are increasingly gaining ground in the business environment, amidst cost reductions, rising competition, and the need for flexibility. According to the Vercel AI Gateway Production Index – October 2026 report, models with open parameters accounted for … Continue reading →

Meta AI Muse: the personal assistant that knows too much

Reading Time: 5 minutesMeta AI Muse promises a more personalized digital experience, but raises important questions about the limits of privacy. The artificial intelligence-based assistant can collect and store detailed information not only about users but also about their friends, family members, and … Continue reading →

DisplayPort or HDMI? Which connection to choose?

Reading Time: 4 minutesDisplayPort or HDMI? It’s one of the most common questions when choosing a monitor, video card, TV, or laptop. Both standards can transmit high-quality video and audio, but there are important differences in bandwidth, resolution, refresh rate, compatibility, and available … Continue reading →

What’s New in Firefox 157.0?

Reading Time: 5 minutesMozilla has released Firefox 157.0, and this version comes with one of the most important interface changes in recent years. The update, available since September 29, 2026, brings a browser with a modernized visual appearance, a new compact display mode, … Continue reading →

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