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A Serious jsPDF Vulnerability Could Leak Files Through Generated PDFs

Cybersecurity | 08 January 2026

If your application uses jsPDF to generate PDF files, there's a newly disclosed security issue you shouldn't ignore. A critical flaw in certain versions of the library makes it possible for attackers to quietly pull sensitive files from the server and embed them directly into generated PDFs.

Microsoft’s 2026 Support Deadlines Are Closer Than You Think

Technical Solutions | 08 January 2026

Microsoft's product support timelines have always ticked away quietly in the background—but as 2026 approaches, those ticking clocks are starting to matter a lot more. A growing list of Windows editions, Office releases, and enterprise tools are heading toward end-of-life, and for many users, the impact goes far beyond simple version numbers.

MyDigital ID Becomes Mandatory for MyNIISe Starting January 15

News | 08 January 2026

If you're a Malaysian who frequently travels or passes through immigration checkpoints, there's an important digital change coming your way. Starting January 15, MyDigital ID will become the only login method for Malaysians using the MyNIISe mobile application, marking another step in the country's push toward streamlined digital public services.

Spotify Is Leaning Harder Into Social Listening

Mobile Development | 08 January 2026

Music streaming has never really been a solo experience. People share songs, recommend playlists, and send links back and forth all the time—but until now, most of that conversation happened outside the streaming app itself. With its latest update, Spotify is clearly trying to change that.

Intel Unveils Core Ultra X7 and X9 Mobile CPUs at CES 2026

Games | 07 January 2026

Intel kicked off CES 2026 with a clearer picture of where its mobile processors are headed, officially introducing the Core Ultra X7 and Core Ultra X9 laptop chips. These new SKUs sit at the top of Intel's upcoming Panther Lake lineup, also known as the Core Ultra 3 Series, which was first teased back in October last year.

Microsoft Paint’s Quiet Glow-Up: AI Features You Probably Missed

Designs & Artworks | 06 January 2026

For years, Microsoft Paint had a very specific reputation. It was that tiny, no-nonsense app you opened to crop an image, scribble an arrow, or save a screenshot in a hurry. It worked, it loaded instantly, and it stayed out of your way. Most of us never expected it to evolve beyond that.

ReFS vs NTFS: A Stronger File System That Windows Barely Uses

Technical Solutions | 06 January 2026

File systems rarely get attention, yet they play a critical role in how reliably and efficiently data is stored. On Windows, NTFS has remained the default for decades, while the Linux ecosystem has steadily moved forward with newer designs such as Btrfs and ZFS. Microsoft, to its credit, has not stood completely still. It introduced ReFS, the Resilient File System, as a more modern alternative focused on data integrity. The problem is not what ReFS can do, but how little it is actually supported on consumer versions of Windows.

OpenAEV: An Open-Source Platform for Adversarial Exposure Validation

Web Development | 06 January 2026

OpenAEV is an open-source solution built to help security teams design, execute, and analyse adversary simulation exercises. It brings technical attack activity together with operational workflows and human decision-making, all coordinated from a single platform to give organisations a clearer view of how they respond to real-world threats.

E-Invoicing Postponed for SMEs: What the Delay Really Means for Malaysian Businesses

News | 06 January 2026

The Malaysian government has announced a significant reprieve for small and medium enterprises (SMEs that fall within the RM1 million to RM5 million annual sales bracket. The mandatory rollout of e-invoicing, initially scheduled to take effect on 1 January, has now been postponed, offering businesses more breathing room to prepare for the transition.

Why I Updated My OneXGPU Panel (and Why It Matters More Than It Sounds)

Application Development | 05 January 2026

I recently spent some time refining and updating my OneXGPU Panel, and on the surface it might look like a routine software refresh. In reality, this update touches several areas that quietly make or break a smooth eGPU workflow on Windows, especially if you jump between onboard graphics and an external GPU regularly like I do.

Linux Is Catching Up on a Performance Trick Windows Has Used for Years

Technical Solutions | 05 January 2026

For years, Windows users have quietly benefited from performance optimizations baked deep into the operating system—features most people never see, but definitely feel. Now, Linux is finally getting one of those behind-the-scenes upgrades, and it could make a noticeable difference in how efficiently CPUs are used.

Every Windows Feature Microsoft Quietly Left Behind in 2025

Technical Solutions | 05 January 2026

If you used Windows regularly in 2025, you probably felt like things were constantly shifting under your feet. Between the official end of Windows 10, new feature updates for Windows 11, and Microsoft's ongoing effort to modernize the platform, a number of long-standing features were either deprecated or fully removed.

Melaka Pushes Smart Tourism With AI to Power Its Next Growth Phase

News | 04 January 2026

Melaka is taking a decisive step toward becoming an AI-driven state, and tourism is leading the charge. With the rollout of Smart Tourism Melaka AI and the launch of the Visit Melaka 2.0 Tourism Passport, the state government is embedding digital intelligence directly into how visitors experience Melaka.

Hackers Allegedly Leak Sony PS5 ROM Keys – Why This Is a Big Deal

Cybersecurity | 04 January 2026

The PlayStation 5 has long been considered one of the most secure gaming consoles ever built. But recent claims from hackers suggest that Sony may be facing one of its most serious security threats yet. According to reports circulating online, the PS5's Boot ROM keys have allegedly been discovered — and worse, leaked.

Preparing Healthcare for the Next Chapter of AI

General Information | 03 January 2026

Artificial intelligence in healthcare is moving beyond experimentation and into a more mature, collaborative phase. According to David Lareau, president and CEO of Medicomp Systems, the next stage of AI adoption will be less about massive, standalone systems and more about how different tools work together seamlessly inside clinical workflows. At the center of this shift is a growing focus on interoperability, voice-driven interaction, and practical AI models that solve very specific problems.

A Screenless AI Device From OpenAI, But Not What You Expect

Tech Gadgets | 03 January 2026

For most of the past year, OpenAI's hardware ambitions have felt deliberately vague. We knew something was brewing. We knew Jony Ive was involved. And we knew the device was described, repeatedly, as "screenless." Beyond that, everything else was speculation. Now, a fresh leak is adding some much-needed texture to the story, and it points to something far more unusual than a phone or tablet.

The Top Dating Apps in 2025: What’s Changing, What’s Working, and What You Should Know

Mobile Development | 02 January 2026

Dating apps in 2025 are no longer just about swiping right and hoping for the best. The entire scene has evolved with smarter matchmaking, better safety features, AI-assisted conversations, and communities that feel more authentic than ever before. Whether you are testing the waters after years of being offline or you are already a regular in the digital dating world, it helps to understand how today's platforms have matured and what makes them stand out.

Fixing Random Freezes on Surface Pro: Why I Disabled Link State Power Management and Tweaked NVMe Timeout

Technical Solutions | 01 January 2026

If you're using a Surface Pro, especially models like the Surface Pro 7, 8 or 9, you might have run into a really annoying issue after upgrading your SSD to something faster like a Gen4 NVMe. Everything works smoothly at first, performance feels great, and then out of nowhere the system freezes for a few seconds after waking from sleep. The desktop stops responding, apps hang for a moment, and then the whole device suddenly comes back to life like nothing ever happened. It's frustrating and makes a premium device feel unreliable.

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