Author: Fahad Al Sheri

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Fahad Al Sheri is the resident tech and automotive writer at What's Hot in UAE. Born in Saudi Arabia, educated in upstate New York and the UAE, he brings a genuinely global perspective to the region's fast-evolving tech scene. Based in Dubai, Fahad covers emerging technology, electric vehicles, and next-gen mobility with the kind of depth that comes from actually living the story. His work is indexed on Muckrack. Find him on Mastodon.

The question travellers ask when regional tensions rise is usually the wrong one. “Is it safe?” invites a binary answer — yes or no — that cannot honestly capture what safety actually means for a country that borders the Gulf, sits at the intersection of global aviation, and has spent two decades building the most sophisticated civilian-military protection architecture in the Arab world. Considering the topic of UAE Tourism Safety provides a more nuanced understanding of what visitors should expect. The better question is: how does the UAE actually perform when tested? The past ten days have provided the most…

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The Middle East is currently experiencing an unprecedented boom in its live entertainment sector, transforming once-nascent markets into dynamic global hubs. Yet this rapid evolution brings a unique set of challenges and opportunities that demand a focused, expert-driven dialogue. Stepping onto this ascendant stage is the Live Summit Middle East, a definitive, first-of-its-kind event poised to shape the future of the global live entertainment business. Scheduled for December 11-13, 2026, in Abu Dhabi, this groundbreaking summit is the brainchild of two industry titans: the International Live Music Conference (ILMC) and Pollstar. Their combined global authority and nearly four decades of…

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RenEngine Loader is not merely a piece of malware; it’s a stealthy, multi-stage delivery system meticulously engineered to evade detection and deliver information-stealing payloads. This malware threat is particularly dangerous because its primary function is to establish a foothold on a victim’s machine and subsequently download and execute more dangerous secondary malware. Kaspersky Threat Research initially identified samples of RenEngine Loader as early as March 2025, demonstrating Kaspersky’s proactive threat intelligence and continuous protection of users from this evolving threat since its discovery [1]. According to Pavel Sinenko, Lead Malware Analyst at Kaspersky Threat Research, “RenEngine Loader represents a concerning…

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