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2025 Digital Security
APT29 SpearPhishing Europe: A Stealthy LongTerm Threat APT29 spearphishing Europe campaigns highlight a persistent and [...]
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2025 Digital Security
APT28 spear-phishing France: a persistent pan-European threat APT28 spear-phishing France now represents a critical digital [...]
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Password Statistics 2025: Global Trends in Usage and Security Challenges The growing reliance on digital [...]
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2025 Digital Security
BadPilot Cyber Attacks: Sandworm’s New Weaponized Subgroup Understanding the rise of BadPilot and its impact [...]
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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. […]
What is a keylogger? Successfully Defending Against Keyloggers involves understanding that they are software or hardware tools specifically designed to track and record keystrokes, usually without the user’s knowledge. They are used in both legitimate (e.g., parental controls) and malicious (e.g., spying and password theft) contexts. History of Keyloggers Keyloggers started as simple hardware devices […]
Microsoft’s Revamped Recall System Microsoft recently overhauled its Recall feature, which had faced criticism for security and privacy issues. The new version delivers enhanced protection and better control over personal data, responding directly to concerns raised by users and privacy experts. Key Features of Microsoft’s New Uninstallable Recall Recall is an activity journal that allows users […]
Background: The Foundations of Quantum Security in AES-256 Understanding AES-256 in Classical Cryptography AES (Advanced Encryption Standard), especially its 256-bit variant, provides robust protection for sensitive data. The robustness of AES-256 arises from the complexity of its encryption operations, which require a 256-bit key. This key length makes brute-force attacks nearly impossible on classical computers. […]
Understanding the Impact and Evolution of Side-Channel Attacks in Modern Cybersecurity Side-channel attacks, also known as side-channel exploitation, involve intercepting electromagnetic emissions from HDMI cables to capture and reconstruct the data displayed on a screen. These attacks, which were previously limited to analog signals like VGA, have now become possible on digital signals thanks to […]
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 […]
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 […]
Critical OpenVPN Vulnerabilities Pose Global Security Risks OpenVPN security vulnerabilities have come to the forefront, affecting millions of users globally. Microsoft recently highlighted these critical flaws, which are present in the widely-used open-source project OpenVPN. This project integrates with routers, firmware, PCs, mobile devices, and smart devices. Attackers could exploit these flaws to execute remote […]
How Hackers Exploited the Google Workspace Vulnerability Hackers found a way to bypass the email verification process during Google Workspace account creation. Usually, users must click a link sent to their email to verify ownership of the email address. However, hackers initiated the account creation process with one email address but authenticated using a different, […]
