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PassCypher NFC HSM contactless hardware password manager Freemindtronic Technology from Andorra
29
Jun
2023, EviOTP NFC HSM Technology, EviPass NFC HSM technology, EviPass Technology, NFC HSM technology, PassCypher

PassCypher NFC HSM: Secure and Convenient Password Management

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PassCypher NFC HSM and PassCypher Pro NFC HSM: Secure and Convenient Password Management Introduction PassCypher offers a range of contactless hardware password managers known as PassCypher NFC HSM and PassCypher Pro NFC HSM. These products are protected by three invention patents and incorporate EviPass, EviOTP, and EviCore NFC HSM technologies, along with Freemindtronic’s NFC HSM […]

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Illustration showing Atomic Stealer AMOS malware process on macOS with fake update, keychain access, and crypto exfiltration
08
Jul
2025, Digital Security

Atomic Stealer AMOS: The Mac Malware That Redefined Cyber Infiltration

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Realistic visual representation of APT41 Cyberespionage and Cybercrime operations involving Chinese state-backed hackers, cloud abuse, and memory-only malware.
05
Jul
2025, Digital Security

APT41 Cyberespionage and Cybercrime Group – 2025 Global Analysis

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image illustrating the Chrome V8 Zero-Day exploit affecting password managers and browser security
04
Jul
2025, Tech Fixes Security Solutions

Chrome V8 Zero-Day: CVE-2025-6554 Actively Exploited

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Realistic image of APT29 deceiving a person to bypass 2FA using app passwords
25
Jun
2025, Digital Security

APT29 Exploits App Passwords to Bypass 2FA

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A silent cyberweapon undermining digital trust Two-factor authentication (2FA) was supposed to be the cybersecurity bedrock. Yet, it has a crucial vulnerability: legacy systems that still allow application-specific passwords. Cyber threat actors like UNC6293, tied to the infamous APT29 (Cozy Bear), have seized this flaw to bypass advanced security layers and exfiltrate sensitive data—without triggering […]

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