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Is Airplane Mode During Flights Still Necessary?

Is airplane mode still necessary during flights? For years, airline passengers have heard the familiar instruction to switch their devices to airplane mode. This practice originated out of safety concerns,…

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Quantum Safe Cryptography

Future-Proofing Security: How to Create Quantum Safe Cryptographic Ciphers

The need for quantum safe cryptographic ciphers has never been more urgent. With the rapid advancement of quantum computing, traditional encryption methods are under threat. Quantum computers promise breakthroughs in…

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Secure DNS Servers

Secure Browsing for All: Setting Up DNS Over TLS with Unbound on OPNsense (and Why Cloudflare’s DNS Blacklists Matter)

DNS is the phone book of the internet, but traditional DNS requests aren’t encrypted, leaving them open to eavesdropping or manipulation. That’s where DNS over TLS (DoT) comes in, encrypting…

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VPN Vulnerabilities

Inside the Ivanti Storm: Understanding the Ongoing Connect Secure Vulnerabilities

Enterprise VPNs are meant to be the gatekeepers of remote access, but when their security is flawed, they can become the very entry point attackers need. The widespread issue of…

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Phishing Campaign Malware Delivery

Booking.com phishing campaign – ClickFix Campaign Spoofs Booking.com for Malware Delivery

Phishing attacks keep evolving, and so do the tactics cyber criminals use to trick even the most vigilant users. The recent ClickFix campaign, detailed by Cofense, highlights how attackers are…

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Encryption Ciphers

Choosing the Right Encryption Protocols: A 2025 Guide to Staying Secure

With data breaches, ransomware, and surveillance threats at an all time high, choosing secure encryption protocols is more critical than ever. Whether you’re protecting personal data, business communications, or customer…

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Worm Virus

Remembering the Anna Kournikova Virus: When Email Attachments Went Viral

Before social media, viral trends were often spread through email, and not always for the better. In February 2001, inboxes around the world were hit by the infamous Anna Kournikova…

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Cybersecurity Meme Update Installation

Don’t Be This Meme: Cybersecurity Best Practices Start with Updates

We all know someone who skips software updates and still claims their network is “secure.” But just like the dog in the burning room, ignoring critical updates puts your entire…

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AI Transformation

Avoiding Failure: Why AI-Powered Customer Engagement Projects Stumble Before They Begin

AI is revolutionizing customer engagement, promising hyper-personalized experiences and operational efficiencies. Yet, many organizations never see these benefits because their AI powered customer engagement projects fail before they even get…

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PAC Attack

Unmasking the Invisible: How Obfuscation Techniques Enable Stealthy PAC Attacks

Cyber criminals are constantly refining their tactics, making threats harder to detect and defend against. A new report from Juniper Threat Labs highlights a particularly insidious method: the use of…

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