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Can data be protected without encryption? As algorithms become outdated, quantum computing advances and most leaks occur due to human factors, this question becomes strategic rather than trivial. This article explores alternative approaches, unexpected solutions, real-world case studies, working...

There is unlikely to be a universal solution capable of protecting against any attack. Defense is built from multiple layers, one of which is sandboxes. This technology allows for the safe execution of suspicious files and the analysis of their behavior in an isolated environment. I'll explain...

According to rough estimates, each of us generates between two and three gigabytes of data every hour through smartphones, IoT devices and online services. At the same time, 71% of Americans are concerned about the collection of information by the government and 81% are concerned about...

Incognito mode only creates a local illusion of privacy. The real “privacy hole” is one level up: your Internet provider sees every DNS request, so it knows which sites you visit even if the connection to them is protected by HTTPS. In this article we’ll explain how to switch to private...

Many modern companies support a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy, allowing employees to use their own devices for work purposes. This practice is especially common in organizations that embrace remote work. While BYOD has many obvious advantages, implementing such a policy creates new...

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Passwords have become the foundation of digital security over 40 years ago, but Passkeys technology has the potential to replace them. This innovation promises to make logging into online services easier and safer at the same time. Cyber Media explores how access keys work, whether they are...

Cybersecurity specialists have discovered that six of the most popular password managers, used by tens of millions of people, are vulnerable to clickjacking, allowing attackers to steal login credentials, 2FA codes and banking card data. The first to report on this issue was independent...

Cookie theft (or session hijacking) is a form of cyberattack where attackers gain unauthorized access to a user's cookie files to steal confidential information. Cookies are small data fragments that websites store on a user's device to enhance interaction with web services. The browser stores...

In Google Chrome it's called "Incognito", in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge it's "InPrivate", etc. All these names imply confidentiality, which misleads some users. The article will explain what incognito mode actually does, how to protect data and maintain privacy online. What is...

If you think your password is secure just because you don't reuse it across different sites, can spot phishing attempts and avoid getting infected with info-stealers, think again. It's possible that your password is so weak that it can be cracked faster than you can read this sentence. And if it...

Everyone has apps on a phone we don’t want shown. Given the reality where any officer can stop you and dig through your device, it’s important to build protection barriers. Problem Scenarios Phone falls into someone else’s hands → app list should look “clean”. Routine check by officers who...

A vulnerability discovered by researchers in Android allows apps to steal passwords, one-time codes and other secret information from the screen without requiring any special operating‑system permissions. Restrictions on apps in Android are continually tightened so that fraudsters cannot use...

In this article we will look at the dangers posed by our beloved Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth and other wireless interfaces, review typical attacks and protection methods and sum up, because the price of convenience may be too high. Wi‑Fi Wi‑Fi has long been the standard for connecting to the Internet...

Everyone of us carries a smartphone in our pocket: a small safe with chats, photos, notes, wallets, etc. Sometimes it contains things that, in an unfavorable scenario, could land you in jail. When law enforcement needs access to your phone’s contents, mobile forensics comes into play...