Category Archives: Cyberculture

European passport and glowing idea bulb against a world map — symbol of strategic innovation of rupture and technological sovereignty
10
Jul
2025, Cyberculture

Innovation of rupture: strategic disobedience and technological sovereignty

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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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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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