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Moda is the AI design agent with taste
Moda's viral launch hit 4.4 million views in two days. Tens of thousands of professionals signed up. Startups, agencies, forward-thinking brands and top firms are now using Moda to create brand-aligned slides, ad creative, reports, social carousels and more.
Most AI tools tend to create what we call "AI slop": repetitions of the same colors, layouts and fonts. And when you try to fix it, you get stuck in a loop of re-prompting.
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Dear Sentinels
You may not know this, but my first foray into Cyber Security was all about the Internet of Things (IoT). So, in the spirit of nostalgia (and because I can't resist a good gadget), it's time to revisit those roots! In this edition, both the investigative piece and the academic review will take us on a tour through the wild world of IoT security.
The Internet of Things has quietly crept into every corner of our lives, from the thermostat that insists it knows best to the industrial sensors keeping an eye on things we’d rather not think about. But for all this convenience, there’s a catch: most IoT devices are about as secure as a biscuit tin with no lid. Default passwords, unencrypted messages, and a mad dash to get products out the door mean billions of these gadgets are just waiting for someone to poke at them. As our homes, cities, and workplaces get ever more 'smart', it’s not just the IT crowd who need to worry, everyone should have a think about what’s lurking in their Wi-Fi. And remember, the 'S' in 'IoT' stands for security…
