Category Archives: 2025

Infographic comparing emoji risks and Unicode encryption clarity with keyphrase Emoji and Character Equivalence
02
May
2025, Tech Fixes Security Solutions

Emoji and Character Equivalence: Accessible & Universal Alternatives

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Illustration of APT29 spear-phishing Europe with Russian flag
30
Apr
2025, Digital Security

APT29 Spear-Phishing Europe: Stealthy Russian Espionage

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APT29 SpearPhishing Europe: A Stealthy LongTerm Threat APT29 spearphishing Europe campaigns highlight a persistent and highly sophisticated cyberespionage threat orchestrated by Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), known as Cozy Bear. Active since at least 2008, APT29 has become synonymous with stealthy operations targeting European institutions through phishing emails, Microsoft 365 abuse, supply chain compromises, and […]

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APT28 spear-phishing France: cyberattack warning on Russian APT threats targeting European and French institutions, shown on a laptop and smartphone.
30
Apr
2025, Digital Security

APT28 spear-phishing France: targeted attacks across Europe

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APT28 spear-phishing France: a persistent pan-European threat APT28 spear-phishing France now represents a critical digital security challenge on a European scale. Since 2021, several European states, including France, have faced an unprecedented intensification of spear-phishing campaigns conducted by APT28, a state-sponsored cyber-espionage group affiliated with Russia’s GRU. Also known as Fancy Bear, Sednit, or Sofacy, […]

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A hyper-realistic image illustrating Password Statistics 2025, featuring a laptop login screen with multiple password entry fields, a digital world map, and cybersecurity elements like a fingerprint scanner and security shield.
09
Mar
2025, Cyberculture

Password Statistics 2025: Global Trends & Usage Analysis

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Password Statistics 2025: Global Trends in Usage and Security Challenges The growing reliance on digital services has made passwords an essential component of online security. Every day, billions of users interact with various platforms and applications requiring authentication, creating a heavy dependency on passwords. This study aims to explore the scope of this phenomenon by […]

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Visual representation of BadPilot Cyber Attacks by APT44, showcasing global cyber-espionage targeting critical infrastructures with PassCypher and DataShielder defenses.
25
Feb
2025, Digital Security

BadPilot Cyber Attacks: Russia’s Threat to Critical Infrastructures

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BadPilot Cyber Attacks: Sandworm’s New Weaponized Subgroup Understanding the rise of BadPilot and its impact on global cybersecurity. BadPilot, a newly identified subgroup of Russia’s infamous Sandworm unit (APT44), is expanding its cyber-espionage operations, targeting critical infrastructures worldwide. The group’s advanced tactics go beyond typical cyber-espionage, focusing on long-term infiltration and the potential to disrupt […]

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Illustration of a Russian APT44 (Sandworm) cyber spy exploiting QR codes to infiltrate Signal, highlighting advanced phishing techniques and vulnerabilities in secure messaging platforms.
24
Feb
2025, Digital Security

APT44 QR Code Phishing: New Cyber Espionage Tactics

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APT44 Sandworm: The Elite Russian Cyber Espionage Unit Unmasking Sandworm’s sophisticated cyber espionage strategies and their global impact. APT44, widely recognized as Sandworm, has been at the core of several global cyber espionage operations. The group’s latest method — QR code phishing — targets platforms trusted for privacy, exploiting their vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access. […]

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A woman looking at a computer screen displaying a fingerprint, the words 'Cookieless' and 'PassCypher Data Privacy Security', along with the date 'February 16, 2025', symbolizing Google's fingerprinting policy shift. The image highlights the importance of stopping browser fingerprinting and protecting online privacy
02
Feb
2025, Cyberculture

Stop Browser Fingerprinting: Prevent Tracking and Protect Your Privacy

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Stop Browser Fingerprinting: Google’s New Tracking Strategy & Privacy Risks (2025) From Condemnation to Enforcement Google initially condemned fingerprinting, stating in 2019 that it “subverts user choice and is incorrect.” However, in December 2024, the company reversed its stance, announcing that advertisers can now use fingerprinting for tracking as Chrome phases out third-party cookies. Why […]

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Courtroom scene with a judge's gavel and legal documents on a wooden desk in the foreground, symbolizing a ruling on IT liability. A screen in the background displays a ransomware warning, emphasizing the case's digital focus.
22
Jan
2025, Cyberculture, Legal information

French IT Liability Case: A Landmark in IT Accountability

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The Context of the French IT Liability Case The Rennes French Court of Appeal examined case RG n° 23/04627 involving S.A.S. [L] INDUSTRIE, a manufacturing company, and its IT provider, S.A.S. MISMO. Following a ransomware attack in 2020 that paralyzed [L] INDUSTRIE’s operations, the company alleged that MISMO had failed in its contractual obligations to […]

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A hyper-realistic digital illustration showing the severity of Microsoft vulnerabilities in 2025, with interconnected red warning signals, fragmented systems, and ominous shadows representing critical zero-day exploits and cybersecurity risks.
21
Jan
2025, Digital Security

Microsoft Vulnerabilities 2025: 159 Flaws Fixed in Record Update

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Microsoft: 159 Vulnerabilities Fixed in 2025 Microsoft has released a record-breaking security update in January 2025, addressing 159 vulnerabilities, including 8 actively exploited zero-days. These critical flaws affect major products such as Windows, Office, and Hyper-V, exposing systems to remote code execution, privilege escalation, and denial-of-service attacks. This update underscores the growing complexity of cyber […]

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Microsoft Outlook Zero-Click vulnerability warning with encryption symbols and a secure lock icon in a professional workspace.
18
Jan
2025, Digital Security

Microsoft Outlook Zero-Click Vulnerability: Secure Your Data Now

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Microsoft Outlook Zero-Click Vulnerability: How to Protect Your Data Now A critical Zero-Click vulnerability (CVE-2025-21298) has been discovered in Microsoft Outlook, exposing millions of users to severe risks. This Zero-Click Remote Code Execution (RCE) attack allows hackers to exploit systems using a single malicious email—no user interaction required. Rated 9.8/10 for severity, it highlights the […]

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