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Technology news, cybersecurity, AI and IT infrastructure — our articles and carefully curated industry updates.

We publish our own analysis and practical insights from AbejaIT projects, and we also aggregate and summarize valuable content from trusted industry sources. You will find updates on software, cloud, security, artificial intelligence and IT trends — written for both business decision-makers and technical teams.

30.06.2026

ThreatsDay Bulletin: Smart TV Proxyware, 24-Year curl Bug, AI Crime Forums + 13 More Stories

The latest cybersecurity threat roundup reveals another wave of incidents united by one common denominator—neglect of basic IT security hygiene. Cases analyzed include Smart TVs exploited as proxyware nodes, a 24-year-old curl library vulnerability, and AI-assisted crime forums. Most of these attacks require no sophisticated techniques—an unpatched vulnerability or expired credentials is enough to open doors to production infrastructure.

30.06.2026

Chrome Ad Blocker with 10M+ Installs Found with Dormant Script Injection Capability

A popular Chrome ad blocker for YouTube with over 10 million installs and a Featured badge in the Chrome Web Store has been identified as a potential security threat. Analysis revealed hidden functionality enabling injection and execution of arbitrary JavaScript in the user's browser. This discovery is a serious warning for IT departments—even seemingly trusted and widely used tools can conceal dormant attack mechanisms.

30.06.2026

Prove Your PhpStorm Skills on LinkedIn With the JetBrains Integration

JetBrains has partnered with LinkedIn Connected Apps, allowing developers to display a PhpStorm proficiency badge directly on their professional profiles. The badge is based on actual tool usage, making it a credible competency signal – unlike certifications based solely on knowledge tests.

29.06.2026

Watchtower for Laravel – Monitoring Schedules, Queues, and Errors in One Place

Watchtower consolidates monitoring of scheduled tasks, queues, and exceptions into a single production dashboard for Laravel. Instead of juggling multiple tools, IT teams gain one place to manage the production environment – with the ability to bulk-retry failed jobs and trigger schedules on demand.

29.06.2026

Yammi Audit Log – Full Accountability for Changes in Laravel Queue Systems

Yammi Audit Log is a Laravel package that solves one of the hardest auditing problems: who actually triggered a change that happened inside a queued job? Through a correlation ID mechanism, every operation is linked to the original user context, ensuring full transparency in queue-based systems.

29.06.2026

Route Metadata in Laravel 13.17 – What's New for B2B Teams?

Laravel 13.17 introduces native route metadata support, PostgreSQL transactional connection pool integration, and improved queue error handling. It is an update that genuinely simplifies the architecture of complex business applications built on the Laravel framework.

28.06.2026

Deploying AI with Laravel: Failover, Queues, and Middleware for AI Agents

A working AI agent prototype is just the starting point. The real challenge is production: provider failover resilience, asynchronous task processing, and cost control. See how Laravel provides ready-made tools for building reliable AI systems in B2B environments.

28.06.2026

Microsoft Defender Update: Infected Machines Automatically Isolated from Network

Microsoft Defender gained a new automatic network isolation feature for infected devices, significantly shortening security incident response time. The solution works without manual administrator intervention—the system automatically disconnects the threatened machine from the network, limiting malware spread risk. This is an important protection enhancement for companies where employees face phishing and social engineering attacks.

28.06.2026

Dashlane Confirms Brute Force Attack, User Data Remains Safe

Dashlane confirmed that in late May 2026, selected user accounts were targeted by a brute force attack resulting in temporary access suspension and login issues. Despite the attack, user-stored data remained secure. The incident reminds how important strong master passwords and additional authentication layers are in enterprise-class tools.

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