Published inStealth SecurityFive Ways Hackers Target Tourists (and How to Defend Yourself)Travelling is exciting, but it also makes you a prime target for cybercriminals. Here are five common ways hackers go after tourists — and…May 22May 22
Five Ways Cybercriminals Crack Your Passwords (And How to Stay One Step Ahead)Your password is the front door to your digital life — don’t leave it unlocked. Learn how hackers break in and how to stop them before…May 20May 20
Published inLevel Up CodingFine-Tuning or RAG? Choosing the Right Approach to Train LLMs on Your DataShould you fine-tune your language model or use Retrieval-Augmented Generation? Both can train it on your data — but the right choice…May 19May 19
Top 10 Ways Hackers Exploit Web Applications (and How to Prevent Them)Hackers don’t wait for big websites. They look for easy mistakes. Let’s fix them before they find yours.May 9A response icon3May 9A response icon3
Published inLevel Up CodingTurning Text into Intelligence Using Named Entity Recognition (NER)Learn how to build a powerful news analyzer that extracts key insights from articles using NER and Hugging Face Transformers.May 8May 8
Published inLevel Up CodingHow AI Agents Remember Things: The Role of Vector Stores in LLM MemoryLearn how vector databases like FAISS and Pinecone give AI agents a sense of memory.May 4May 4
Prompt Injection in ChatGPT and LLMs: What Developers Must KnowUnderstanding the hidden dangers behind prompt injection can help you build safer AI applications.May 2May 2
Published inLevel Up CodingTechnical Debt — The Hidden Killer of Great ProductsHow shortcuts in code and decisions today quietly drain your product tomorrow.Apr 30Apr 30
Top 5 Open Source Tools to Scan Your Code for VulnerabilitiesThese tools help you find security flaws in your code before attackers do.Apr 24A response icon2Apr 24A response icon2
Title: 7 Ways to Hackproof Your Node.js APILearn simple but effective ways to protect your Node.js API from common security threats.Apr 23Apr 23
