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A social media ban is a government-ordered block on platforms like Facebook or WhatsApp, often used to control information for security or political reasons.
A demo environment is a test version of a computer system used for training, demonstrations, or testing, separate from real business operations and data.
A phishing drill is a simulated email scam sent to employees to test and improve their ability to detect and avoid phishing attacks.
A payload is the harmful part of a cyberattack, like a virus or spyware, delivered through malicious emails or files when a victim interacts with them.
When submarine cables in the Red Sea were cut, Microsoft’s Azure cloud slowed across Asia, highlighting the insecurity of the internet’s underwater backbone and raising sabotage concerns.
A major cyberattack breached the firewall of Lazio’s journalists, exposing sensitive data and revealing new dangers from ransomware gangs like DragonForce. Here’s how it happened—and what it means.
iExec introduces TEE-powered privacy tools to Arbitrum, enabling secure, user-friendly blockchain apps and setting a new privacy standard for the Web3 ecosystem.
North Korea’s Lazarus Group is duping crypto job seekers with fake interviews and malware, turning hopeful applicants into unwitting pawns in a global cyber-finance heist.
Ursula von der Leyen’s flight lost GPS in Bulgaria, triggering Russian jamming accusations—then denials. Contradictory data and shifting narratives expose risks to Europe’s airspace and trust.
Scammers are abusing iCloud Calendar invites to deliver phishing emails from Apple’s servers. Learn how this scheme works and why even trusted platforms can be weaponized.