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The word bug signifies a small insect. In the world of IT however, it is used to describe an error in software programming which partly (minor error) or fully (major error) compromises the software’s correct functioning.

Credential stuffing is a specific type of IT attack aimed at stealing accounts by exploiting the vulnerability of repeated passwords. This phenomenon has been growing in recent years and is causing significant damage to many companies in a variety of sectors, especially in finance.

Mindfulness is a technique involving introspective meditation, designed to help people focus on the present. Its main aim is to make them better understand the reactions they have experienced as a result of specific problems that have arisen during their lives.

There has been a huge increase in the number of programming languages available, used by software developers throughout the world to create new programs and applications of every kind. They are used in the world of IT according to the functions they offer.

Wi-fi slowdowns can happen for a variety of reasons. Despite its central role in almost every household, WI-FI technology is still limited and ‘vulnerable’.

VPS and Cloud Servers are two very similar services which are often confused. To the uninitiated, their functionalities may seem the same, but the differences are in fact considerable. Their security and hardware are where the main differences regarding cost and performance standards lie.

Whether to choose price or quality is a dilemma that we have all had to face at least once in our lives, but in order to obtain a certain level of quality it is almost always necessary to pay a minimum price, whatever sector is involved.

Digital streaming is a process which allows users to access content such as music, film or other media, via an internet connection. This new system is slowly replacing the physical possession of CD’s and DVD’s, including digital licences purchased from online stores.

The term hyperconvergence refers to the option to concentrate various virtual aspects (including resources such as calculation, memorisation, networking and virtualisation) within a single management software architecture, by installing everything onto a single piece of hardware, known as an appliance.

Does AI manipulate the users who interact with it? Are these new technologies really capable of influencing the choices and decisions of human beings? What can we expect from the future development of ever more complex systems and how will they interact with man?

The evolution computers have undergone since the sixties has been mind-blowing. They have transformed from huge machines that occupied entire rooms, to miniaturised, portable devices with an infinitely superior calculation capacity.