2025 Digital Security
TeleMessage: A Breach That Exposed Cloud Trust and National Security Risks TeleMessage, marketed as a [...]
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2025 Digital Security
Understanding Targeted Attacks of APT36 SpearPhishing India APT36 cyberespionage campaigns against India represent a focused [...]
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Digital Authentication Security: The Guardian of Our Digital World In today’s digital life, authentication has become a vital process. Whether you are accessing your bank accounts, social media, or work emails, you are constantly required to prove your identity. But what is authentication exactly, and why has it become so essential in our digital world? […]
Quantum Computing Threats: RSA and AES Still Stand Strong Recent advancements in quantum computing, particularly from the D-Wave announcement, have raised concerns about the longevity of traditional encryption standards such as RSA and AES. While the 22-bit RSA key factorization achieved by D-Wave’s quantum computer in October 2024 garnered attention, it remains far from threatening […]
All About EAN Codes and Their Importance EAN Code Andorra illustrates how the EAN (European Article Number) system operates on a global scale. GS1 actively manages this system, which ensures that every product crossing international borders has a unique identifier. Over 100 countries rely on EAN codes to track and identify goods efficiently. Businesses that […]
Telegram and Cybersecurity: A Critical Moment On August 24, 2024, French authorities arrested Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of Telegram, at Le Bourget airport in Paris. This event marks a turning point in how authorities handle cybersecurity and hold tech leaders accountable. The arrest highlights the ongoing struggle to balance user privacy with national […]
UN Cybersecurity Treaty Establishes Global Cooperation The UN has actively taken a historic step by agreeing on the first-ever global cybercrime treaty. This significant agreement, outlined by the United Nations, demonstrates a commitment to enhancing global cybersecurity. The treaty paves the way for stronger international collaboration against the escalating threat of cyberattacks. As we examine […]
ITAR’s Scope and Impact on Dual-Use Encryption What is ITAR and How Does It Apply to Dual-Use Encryption? ITAR plays a critical role in regulating dual-use encryption technologies. It controls the export of items listed on the United States Munitions List (USML), which includes certain encryption systems. These regulations apply when encryption technologies can be […]
Legal Framework and Key Terminology in Encryption Dual-Use Regulation Definition of Dual-Use Encryption under EU Regulation Under EU Regulation 2021/821, encryption technologies are classified as dual-use items due to their potential applications in both civilian and military contexts. Key terms such as “cryptography,” “asymmetric algorithm,” and “symmetric algorithm” are essential for understanding how these regulations […]
On August 1, 2024, the European Union (EU) implemented the world’s first comprehensive legislation on artificial intelligence (AI). This groundbreaking regulation ensures that AI developed and used within the EU is trustworthy, protecting citizens’ fundamental rights while promoting innovation and investment. Objectives and Principles The European AI Law is built on several key principles: Transparency […]
Gmail Pro and Google Workspace: Legal Insights on U.S. Regulation and Data Security Gmail Pro, integrated with Google Workspace, offers robust email and collaboration services for businesses. However, data hosting in the United States raises significant legal questions about privacy and information security. This article aims to factually and legally examine Gmail Pro services within […]
Microsoft Admits Russian Cyberattack Was Worse Than Expected Microsoft recently confirmed that the cyberattack by the Russian group Midnight Blizzard was far more severe than initially reported. Midnight Blizzard, also known as NOBELIUM, APT29, and Cozy Bear, is a state-sponsored actor backed by Russia. This group primarily targets governments, NGOs, and IT service providers in […]
