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What are T1 Cloud GPUs made of? Photo review and use cases
Hello, tekkix. This is the T1 Cloud team. If you keep up with the news in the server GPU world for ML, you surely know about the Nvidia H100—the computation powerhouse…
How HTTP is Used for DNS: DNS-over-HTTPS in Practice
HTTPS makes it possible to implement secure interaction with the DNS resolver interface, concealing the DNS traffic that would otherwise be transmitted in plain text.…
Load balancing LLM through Nginx
💻 Using Nginx for load balancing LLM chat sessions. There are many examples of connecting LLM models to a Telegram bot, but with a large number of users, there are no…
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How a Designer’s Stolen Passwords Nearly Tanked a Startup [MITRE: T1078 — Valid Accounts]
Incident Description: The attacker uses stolen credentials to access the company’s server, website, or cloud.
How I "broke" DeepSeek
In my previous article[1], I already talked about how I started my acquaintance with artificial intelligence. Back then it was ChatGPT, and now — the Chinese DeepSeek[2].
PC with three mining GPUs for 3D work
A few years ago, I came across an article on tekkix about building a PC for photogrammetry using four 3090 GPUs for a million rubles. That computer was assembled by a…
Protection Without Encryption: Paradox or Alternative?
Is it possible to protect data without encryption? In 2025, as algorithms become outdated, quantum computing is on the rise, and most data breaches are caused by human…
How one developer prevented the largest cyberattack: the story of the XZ Utils hack
Exactly one year has passed since the world watched in awe as the investigation of one of the most sophisticated backdoors in Linux history unfolded. The story of the…
Digest of Information Security Regulation. January – March 2025
Hello, tekkix! We continue our series of reviews on laws, orders, decrees, and regulatory initiatives related to information security. In this article, we cover what…
Why I stopped using AI-based code editors
This article is a translation of a blog post by Luciano Nooijen published on April 1, 2025
Raccoon Flash Explorer | 9 months later…
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How to use neural networks effectively
The neural networks’ consortium is pondering what exactly the user meant in their prompt – at least, that’s how I imagine it)
Let's still make it until the May holidays: what is important to do so that the "long" weekend is not overshadowed by cyberattacks
Holidays, public holidays, any "extra" days off - this is an opportunity for attackers to try to launch an attack. The attackers' calculation is simple: the fewer "defending"…
Password Transmission over the Internet: Which is Safer - Hashing or TLS?
In this article, we will examine which methods of transmitting a password over the internet are the safest. Hashing passwords or the TLS protocol - which one to choose…
Well, how are you supposed to fix that? Strange laptop malfunctions in my experience
Hello, tekkix! This is Anton Komarov, I write for the MTS blog. I’ve already published several posts about repairing various devices—for example, a robot vacuum cleaner…
Personal AI assistant on your data. Part 1: Vector Database ChromaDB + DeepSeek | GPT
Today we’ll talk about a topic that sparks lively interest among many developers and AI enthusiasts — integrating large language models like DeepSeek or ChatGPT with…
