
What Changed and What Still Works in AI-Powered Cyberattacks
AI makes phishing, impersonation, and social engineering harder to spot. Some classic warning signs no longer work, but core security habits still do.
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AI makes phishing, impersonation, and social engineering harder to spot. Some classic warning signs no longer work, but core security habits still do.

What if some of the most valuable learning at work came from the colleagues sitting next to you? A year ago, we launched L&D Days to find out.

As summer came to an end, our team joined Rotaract’s Back to School initiative, helping children in Cluj-Napoca feel ready for their first day back.

Modern teams release software in stages, exposing new versions to a small group of users first and expanding only once the data confirms it’s safe.

AI in frontend development can speed up boilerplate, styling, and tests — but knowing what to delegate and where judgment still leads makes all the difference.

Our team traded screens for tools this summer, spending two days volunteering with the Romanian Red Cross.

What we learned at Techsylvania 2026 about AI adoption, product thinking, and building reliable systems.

AI is changing how teams build products. Explore how developers and product managers can use AI while keeping human judgment, quality, and strategy at the center.

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