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Policaprolactone (PCL) is a biodegradable plastic often used in medical devices because it safely dissolves in the body over time.
Hydroxyapatite is a mineral found in bones and teeth, used in medical implants to encourage bone growth and healing.
Persuasion principles are psychological techniques, like authority or flattery, used to influence decisions—often exploited in social engineering attacks.
Credential rotation is the routine changing of passwords or keys to block attackers and protect accounts, especially after a security breach or personnel changes.
Cookies are small files saved by websites on your device to remember your information, preferences, and activity, often used for tracking and advertising.
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that supplies individuals and organizations with access to the internet and related online services.
The EU fines Google $3.5 billion for abusing its digital ad dominance, marking the latest salvo in Europe’s campaign to rein in Big Tech’s market power.
Wealthsimple suffered a data breach through third-party software, exposing sensitive client info. The incident spotlights the hidden risks of digital trust in financial services.
Despite new laws and awareness, insecure IoT devices still dominate the market. Explore five years of shifting risks, landmark attacks, and why real security is elusive.
Agentic AI is transforming business, but its unpredictable toxic flows pose serious cyber risks. Learn how experts are mapping threats and building new defenses.