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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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Apr
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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: 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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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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Feb
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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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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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Jan
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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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How to Prevent and Solve WhatsApp Hacking Issues WhatsApp, with over 2 billion users worldwide, remains a prime target for hackers. Despite its popularity, WhatsApp is not immune to hacking, which can severely compromise the security and privacy of your conversations. Leveraging hardware-based security and encryption tools is essential not only for securing personal chats […]