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An Internet Blackout is a deliberate shutdown or restriction of internet access, typically used by authorities to control information during crises or unrest.
Disinformation is deliberately false or misleading information spread to deceive the public, often amplified through digital platforms and social media.
Cephalus ransomware exploits trusted security tools with DLL side-loading and cloud data theft, combining old tricks with new tactics in a double extortion scheme.
A newly discovered zero-click bug in Apple and WhatsApp allowed hackers to hijack devices by sending a single image—no clicks required. Here’s how it happened and what it means.
Stealerium and Phantom, once 'educational' malware, are now fueling a global wave of data theft and blackmail. Discover how open-source infostealers are reshaping cybercrime.
Cybercriminals are turning Telegram into a covert control center for malware. Discover how threat intelligence experts are exposing these tactics and what it means for business security.
Severed undersea cables in the Red Sea crippled internet across Asia and the Middle East, exposing our digital fragility and fueling fears of sabotage amid regional conflict.
A hacked glue gun that prints bone-like material may soon let surgeons mend complex fractures in real time, promising faster recovery and fewer complications. Here’s how it works.
Sender Rewriting Scheme (SRS) updates sender addresses during email forwarding to ensure messages pass SPF checks and are not rejected or marked as spam.
In AI, memory is the system’s ability to recall and use past information from interactions, enabling more personalized and context-aware responses.