A little background Source: ShawKill For those of you who haven't played Terraria, it can be described as a 2D Minecraft. This Metroidvania-style game contains an intricate world, with devs releasing new

Previously, I talked about creating secure passwords and password sharing habits. Now, I'm going to talk about how even the most secure password system can be compromised. No matter how secure corporations

Hello Steemit! It's been awesome digesting and producing content for this site over the last few weeks. You may have noticed that I've gone silent recently. Sorry for leaving you hanging - I've been traveling,

Howdy, Steemians! Let's talk about password security. Source: XKCD In my previous post, I reviewed how an ethical hacker was able to crack a Sia wallet password using Python and a little algorithmic magic.

Hey Steemit! Today: a lesson about password safety. In my last post, I covered the more beneficial side of hacking, and went over how a university student helped his classmates keep track of registration

Source: The Preiser Project Most people associate the term hacking with cybersecurity (or more specifically, exploiting system vulnerabilities for nefarious purposes). Of course, this is only part of what

Nowadays when you watch a TV show about hacking, they throw a bunch of spaghetti code on the screen (black background with green lettering, of course) and play weird synth noises while an actor drools

Hey Steemers, let's see where your moral compasses point. Are you familiar with the trolley problem? (source: McGedden, Trolley Problem Wikipedia page) Let's say you were walking next to the train tracks

Steam, GOG, Humble Bundle and other outlets have opened up a lot of doors for users to discover new indie games: those games not published by the major gaming companies (Konami, Capcom, Square Enix etc).

Gather 'round you steemy steemers. Take a seat, and grab a cup of tea, hot cocoa, and/or coffee, because you're about to experience ... THE LONGEST JOKE IN THE WORLD. Originally published online back in

Hey there, ya little steemers! I've been listening to podcasts through this app called Pocket Casts for the last year. Since I haven't seen any posts mentioning it, and I'm not sure if many people know

For the past few years I've been curious to see if something like steemit could become successful, or if the concept is just a garbage fire waiting to happen. Issues with other social media platforms relating