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A Delaware jury awards Qualcomm $2 in nominal damages after finding Arm breached its architectural license agreement and sought to disrupt Qualcomm's business (Anhata Rooprai/Reuters)

A Delaware jury awarded Qualcomm $2 in nominal damages after finding Arm Holdings breached its architectural license agreement …

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Routing Traffic on Kubernetes (EKS) with the F5 NGINX Ingress Controller

If you have run anything on Kubernetes, you have almost certainly used ingress-nginx - the community controller that fronts inbound traffic for roughly half of all clusters. That era is ending.

  • Ingress-nginx, widely used, officially retired in 2026
  • Kubernetes Steering and Security Response Committees announced retirement
  • F5 NGINX Ingress Controller is robust alternative

Writing the test is 10% of its life. Maintaining it is the other 90%.

When I started exploring test automation, I used to think the hardest part was writing the test. But the more I look at real testing workflows, the more I realize that writing the test is only the…

  • Writing tests is just the beginning, not the hardest part
  • Maintaining tests is the majority of the effort
  • Detailed execution data helps in failure analysis

Why I Built a $5 ESP32 Hardware Firewall to Stop Cyber-Physical Grid Attacks

`The Problem: Physics is Faster Than the CloudAs we rapidly deploy distributed high-voltage infrastructure—like public EV charging stations and autonomous drone landing pads—we are securing them…

  • Hardware firewall built using low-cost ESP32 microcontroller to protect grid systems.
  • Continuous monitoring of charging cable's RMS current and dI/dt to detect attacks.
  • Immediate disconnection of power via relay when anomaly exceeds safe threshold.

MarkLogic discloses 31 flaws, five rated critical

Progress Software published 31 security flaws in its MarkLogic Server database on October 12, 2026. Five are rated critical, and three of those score 9.9 out of 10.

  • MarkLogic disclosed 31 vulnerabilities in its MarkLogic Server database on October 12, 2026
  • Five vulnerabilities rated critical, three with maximum severity of 9.9/10
  • Users on earlier patch versions (11.3.6, 12.0.3) remain vulnerable

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