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Hackers write 6,000 new viruses each month to infect computers.
In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web, making information accessible to everyone.
Geek fact: The original Space Invaders arcade hardware ran on a 2MHz CPU and 8KB of RAM.
Cloud computing is now an IT best practice for businesses of all sizes and industries[_{{{CITATION{{{_1{Ethical Hacking in Cloud Computing - EC-Council](https://www.eccouncil.org/cybersecurity-exchange/ethical-hacking/ethical-hacking-cloud-computing/).
According to the 2021 Thales Global Cloud Security Study, 40 percent of businesses have suffered a cloud data breach in the past year[_{{{CITATION{{{_1{Ethical Hacking in Cloud Computing - EC-Council](https://www.eccouncil.org/cybersecurity-exchange/ethical-hacking/ethical-hacking-cloud-computing/).
Cloud services are often seen as more secure than their on-premises equivalents, but they still have their share of cybersecurity problems[_{{{CITATION{{{_1{Ethical Hacking in Cloud Computing - EC-Council](https://www.eccouncil.org/cybersecurity-exchange/ethical-hacking/ethical-hacking-cloud-computing/).
By scanning cloud computing environments for vulnerabilities, ethical hackers can help businesses patch any security flaws before an attacker can exploit them[_{{{CITATION{{{_1{Ethical Hacking in Cloud Computing - EC-Council](https://www.eccouncil.org/cybersecurity-exchange/ethical-hacking/ethical-hacking-cloud-computing/).
Cloud hacking involves various offensive techniques and tools to exploit cloud-native technologies[_{{{CITATION{{{_2{Hacking The Cloud](https://hackingthe.cloud/).
Defensive knowledge is also crucial in cloud security to protect against potential attacks[_{{{CITATION{{{_2{Hacking The Cloud](https://hackingthe.cloud/).

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From mainframes to the cloud: I’ve seen computing move from locked rooms to dominating the world.

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The code I once wrote on floppy disks now runs in data centers across the planet.

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The internet evolved from dial-up connections to real-time global interconnectivity.

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From giant cell phones to ultra-thin smartphones, I carry more computing power in my pocket than NASA had for Apollo 11.

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Data once stored in physical servers now lives in an endless cloud of possibilities.

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Remote work evolved from a privilege to a global reality.

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AI doesn’t just respond anymore—it learns, creates, and even challenges our creativity.

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I witnessed e-commerce being born, expanding, and redefining what it means to 'shop'.

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Streaming didn’t just replace CDs and DVDs; it disrupted traditional television entirely.

10.

From pixelated sprites to photorealistic worlds, gaming has become an art form.

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Wearables have turned our bodies into continuous data sources and insights hubs.

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From augmented to virtual reality, we’re reshaping how we interact with the world.

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3D printing, once an experiment, now builds houses and human organs.

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The clean energy revolution is now both a digital and environmental priority.

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From space stations to lunar bases, our next step is becoming an interplanetary species.

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Biotechnology is pushing beyond genetics into a future where we can program life itself.

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Email replaced letters, social media replaced in-person meetings, and AI is rewriting communication.

18.

Algorithms once made suggestions; now they make decisions that impact billions.

19.

Cybersecurity went from a minor concern to an invisible war shaping our future.

20.

Email replaced letters, social media replaced in-person meetings, and AI is rewriting communication.

21.

From slow processors to quantum chips, the pace of innovation never slowed down.

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From mainframes to the cloud: I’ve seen computing move from locked rooms to dominating the world.

The code I once wrote on floppy disks now runs in data centers across the planet.

The internet evolved from dial-up connections to real-time global interconnectivity.

From giant cell phones to ultra-thin smartphones, I carry more computing power in my pocket than NASA had for Apollo 11.

Data once stored in physical servers now lives in an endless cloud of possibilities.

Remote work evolved from a privilege to a global reality.

AI doesn’t just respond anymore—it learns, creates, and even challenges our creativity.

I witnessed e-commerce being born, expanding, and redefining what it means to 'shop'.

Streaming didn’t just replace CDs and DVDs; it disrupted traditional television entirely.

From pixelated sprites to photorealistic worlds, gaming has become an art form.

Wearables have turned our bodies into continuous data sources and insights hubs.

From augmented to virtual reality, we’re reshaping how we interact with the world.

3D printing, once an experiment, now builds houses and human organs.

The clean energy revolution is now both a digital and environmental priority.

From space stations to lunar bases, our next step is becoming an interplanetary species.

Biotechnology is pushing beyond genetics into a future where we can program life itself.

Email replaced letters, social media replaced in-person meetings, and AI is rewriting communication.

Algorithms once made suggestions; now they make decisions that impact billions.

Cybersecurity went from a minor concern to an invisible war shaping our future.

Email replaced letters, social media replaced in-person meetings, and AI is rewriting communication.

From slow processors to quantum chips, the pace of innovation never slowed down.

Open-source started as a revolution and now powers the digital infrastructure of the world.