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The ground drone "Zmiy Logistichny" has been approved for use in the Defense Forces

Due to a shortage of electricity, the Russian Federation has banned cryptocurrency mining in the LPR, DPR, the occupied territories of Zaporizhia and Kherson regions, and other regions

A "vagrant missile" capable of attacking Moscow: what is known about the Ukrainian Trembita missile

Could the independent analytical project DeepState be closed? What is currently known about the situation and the possible pressure on the team

What is system integration and why is it so important in the age of cyberattacks? Interview with Seeton

Cybersecurity is definitely the topic of the year in IT, although the latest attack on government registries has shown that this topic is still not given enough attention in our society.

"I say I worked in porn, I make a long pause and then I say I'm a programmer." How IT professionals working under NDA talk about their interview experiences

Victory Drones has officially launched a free OSINT course together with CPC, Molfar, and others. What you can learn

Number porting to lifecell is working again - the state database has resumed work

On December 23, the Centralized Database of Ported Numbers (CDB) resumed its work. On December 20, the Ukrainian State Center for Radio Frequencies (UDCR) conducted technical work to increase the capacity of systems involved in processing applications from subscribers changing operators. This was due to the abnormally high demand for porting numbers to the lifecell network in December, which significantly exceeded the technical capabilities of the Centralized Database.

Anthropic has proven that even advanced AI models can be made to give malicious responses with a simple jailbreak. How it works

PrivatBank launched the first service in Ukraine that allows exchanging cash currency for hryvnias via an ATM

Ukrainian defense-tech startup Frontline has raised $150,000 in investment, which will help accelerate production

Premium Plus subscription X (Twitter) has increased in price by 40%. How much does it cost in Ukraine now?

Personalization, low-code and AI: how will IT change in 2025?

Ukrainian IT companies created the GovTech Alliance

USA photographer is creating an 18+ photobook featuring nude photos of a 22-year-old Ukrainian woman. She has already raised over $13,000 on Kickstarter for the project, which is 11 times the initial goal. What’s the highlight of the startup?

For the first time in its 3-year history of monetization, Telegram became profitable

"The device contained a lot of work files, official information, and coordinates of some of our positions." A cyber expert told how he came across a military man's laptop with open access to secret files in a pawnshop

Russia has effectively blocked YouTube: it only works with a high-quality paid VPN

Verkhovna Rada committee supports bill to decriminalize porn. This could bring hundreds of millions of UAH to the budget

"Letters came even to those who had been paying taxes all this time." "Theronlifans" commented on the situation with law enforcement raids on Onlyfans models

“This is more than a business – it’s our passion.” 2024 for Suziria Group in numbers

2024 was a significant year for Suziria Group, one of the leading family-owned companies in the Ukrainian pet market. The group of companies strengthened its positions in key business areas — development and production of its own brands, distribution and retail, and also actively developed international partnerships and internationalized.

The IT specialist worked at Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon. Here are 3 mistakes he made early in his career

Aaron Goldsmid, a 44-year-old programmer from San Francisco, took an unusual path to technology: his parents were Broadway actors, and he was the first in his family to attend college. He became interested in computer science in high school, and received his higher IT education from Columbia University. At one time, the IT specialist did not have people around him who could give him advice on building an IT career. Now, with 20 years of experience behind him, Goldsmid shares the mistakes that are worth avoiding.

A month before Trump's inauguration, Biden launched a new investigation into Chinese chips

The Fellowship of the Miltech— Palantir and Anduril convince competitors to join forces to compete with giants Lockheed Martin and Boeing

What caused the largest cyberattack on Ukrainian registries: three versions

Monopoly of service providers is one of the possible reasons for a large-scale cyberattack. Many Ukrainian departments work with certain contractors who monopolize access to systems, as a result, they are not updated and modernized. Such a monopoly makes it difficult to control product security. What other reasons do experts name?