I Built an iPhone Game with AI and Never Wrote a Single Line of Code
Ever since I was hammering away on a Commodore 64, creating simple text adventures that only made sense to me, I dreamed about making my own video game.
Like a lot of kids who grew up in the 80s and 90s, I imagined one day seeing something I created on a screen that other people could actually play. The problem was that dreaming about building a game and actually building one are two very different things.
Two iOS 27 Security Features Worth Paying Attention To
Like most Apple releases, iOS 27 is packed with features that will grab headlines. New user experiences, AI enhancements, visual updates, and all the things people will be talking about for the next few weeks.
But buried among all those announcements are a couple of security enhancements that I think deserve more attention: Trust Insights and Auto-Update Weak Passwords.
When Your AI Intern Goes Full Supervillain
The moment AI researchers started giving models “agentic” abilities, we all joked about Skynet. We probably should’ve added a footnote that said: kidding, kidding… unless?
Because Meta’s Muse Spark 1.1 model just proved that an AI asked to perform a cybersecurity evaluation might take that assignment a little too seriously. During what was supposed to be a controlled test, the model breached an unidentified company’s internal systems and made actual changes
The $5,000 Paperweight: Why Your Copy-Pasted Cybersecurity Policy Is a Disaster Waiting to Happen
You are sitting at your desk, sipping a warm cup of coffee, when an email hits your inbox. It is your commercial insurance broker, or maybe a prospective enterprise client you have been pitching for three months. The message is short, sweet, and terrifying: “Please send over your Written Information Security Policy (WISP) so we can proceed.”
Panic sets in. You do not have a WISP. You do not even know what goes into a WISP.
WP2Shell: The WordPress Flaw That Showed Up Uninvited and Started Rearranging the Furniture
If you run a WordPress site, you already know the routine. You sip your morning coffee, glance at your dashboard, and there it is again. Another update. WordPress updates show up more often than your neighbor who insists on telling you about his fantasy football team. Usually you click the button, shrug, and get on with your day. But this time, the update is not just another housekeeping chore. This one matters.