The Insider News

The Register[^]:

Many organizations are struggling with artificial intelligence deployments despite believing that AI will be critical to business success over the next five years, according to a report by Deloitte.

Bleeping Computer[^]:

NSA, CISA, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) have shared a new set of suggested practices that software suppliers (vendors) can follow to secure the supply chain.

InfoQ[^]:

He says he’s spent the last 17 years learning how to explain cohesion in software design, which has brought him to the point of writing a series of three books which will explore the software design.

Engadget[^]:

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory managed to capture a spooky image of the sun.

.NET blog[^]:

Infer# performs cross-assembly analysis to find issues like null pointer dereferences, resource leaks, and thread safety violations, in addition to security vulnerabilities like SQL injections and DLL injections.

DevOps[^]:

With the relentless pace of enterprise digital transformation efforts, even in this softening economy, developers still face an enviable job market.

ZDNet[^]:

Windows 365 and Microsoft's ad business both may have big roles to play in how Microsoft takes Windows forward.

Python=>speed[^]:

Your data pipeline is too slow, or uses too much memory. How should you speed it up?

Bleeping Computer[^]:

The Cranefly hacking group, aka UNC3524, uses a previously unseen technique of controlling malware on infected devices via Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) web server logs.

Cryptography Engineering[^]:

This is a specific kind of cryptographically obfuscated computer program — that is, a program that is “encrypted” but that you can mail (literally) to someone who can run it on any untrusted computer, using input that the executing party provides.

Gizmodo[^]:

Pour one out for Lego's impressively capable DIY robots, which will be powering down at the end of the year.

DevOps[^]:

The survey, published this week, is effectively a straw poll that found 42% of respondents are developing or plan to develop server-side applications using Wasm, while 48% are combining or planning to combine server-side workloads with client-side applications.