How are cities monitoring short-term rentals? Many turn to tech

8 de July, 2023

As the battle over short-term rentals continues in communities across the country, more cities are adopting regulations.

⟵ Rocky Mountain Power meteorologists use technology to predict and prevent wildfires

Dem Rep. Moskowitz: Iran Exploits Inadequate Oil Sanctions to Get Money from Record Chinese Exports to Help Russia, Spark Jenin Conflict ⟶

SRMC donates $20,000 to Denmark Tech for STEM scholarships

Savannah River Mission Completion, the liquid waste contractor at the Savannah River Site, is investing in the future workforce by donating a $20,000 gift to Denmark Technical College for science,

Instagram’s Twitter-like app ‘Threads’ to be launched this week

Instagram’s potential rival to Twitter has been released on the iOS App Store in the United States. The app, named Threads, is expected to launch officially on July 6, as reported by several media outlets. This is a strategic move for Instagram, as its competitors, such as Spill, Bluesky, and Post, experienced significant growth over […]

Long-dormant Mac malware returns with advanced capabilities

It’s early, but 2025 is not shaping up to be a great year for Mac cybersecurity. In less than two months, we’ve seen numerous Mac malware threats targeting Apple laptops, which are generally considered very secure. These threats range from infostealers to malicious software capable of reading screenshots and stealing passwords. Now, Microsoft has identified […]