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Technical Deep Dive on converting native app to React Native
Transitioning from Swift to React Native: A Deep Dive into Our Development Journey
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Why Build in React Native
With native apps, you’ll need to build and maintain two separate codebases—one for Android and another for iOS. React Native, on the other hand, allows you to streamline development by building a single app for both platforms.
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Embracing Journey-Centric Design
At 8 West, we believe that great design isn’t just about creating functional products. It is about crafting seamless journeys that empower customers and deliver meaningful results.
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A Quick Look at the Evolution of Phishing
How Phishing evolved over time
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How to Create Zero Trust Architecture
For decades, cyber defence was built around a perimeter model - all the security measures are placed around the perimeter, leaving the internal network wide open. A single weak spot in the perimeter could cause an attacker to move freely inside the corporate network.
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Package Hallucination Attacks
The Emergence of Package Hallucination Attacks
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Generative AI and Offensive Security
Stay one step ahead of AI-driven attacks
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Understanding (and fixing) the LLM Hallucinations Problem
Simply put, a hallucination is when an LLM gives a confident response unsupported by facts. Researchers have outlined two useful axes to describe them: Faithfulness - does the output correctly reflect the given input/context? - and Factuality - is the output factually correct?
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Agentic Coding in Practice: A Client Case Study
Where AI coding meets real-world engineering limits
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Jailbreaking AI: How Large Language Models Can Be Exploited
Jailbreaking AI: How Large Language Models Can Be Exploited
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