Samuel Cork

Ads are everywhere. Simply visiting a website to get information usually results in ads being shoved in your face. My site used to be the same way. People expect ads now and just tolerate the annoyance, but for me, it never sat right. Reason One: Irony I found having ads on my website to be ironic. An entire category of focus of CyberCorks is cybersecurity, teaching users how to stay safe and protect their data. At the same time, running ads from companies like Google, which actively track...

I recently received an email claiming my website was about to be suspended. The message claimed to be from Wix, my website host, and used a strong sense of urgency to try and get my attention. Naturally, I took a closer look. And honestly… it was pretty funny. Phishing email claiming to be from WIX We can start from top to bottom of the email. You can see its a "Compliance Notice" Looking at the sender, it comes from wixreportsystem.help@gmail.com Yes really, sent from a Gmail domain....

A cyberdeck is a custom-built portable computer, usually designed with a rugged or cyberpunk-inspired look, often running Linux and built from modular or reused components. Instead of buying a finished device, you build it yourself using parts like: Single-board computers (Raspberry Pi, etc.) Small displays or repurposed laptop screens External keyboards Batteries and custom enclosures Spare parts It’s part computer, part DIY project, and part aesthetic statement. What Makes a Cyberdeck a...