This time I had the pleasure to share my thoughts on the growing trend of tokenization, the dominance of intangible assets, and the emergence of Industry 4.0! I did so in the Tbtech September Edition, aptly called “Pushing Ahead”.
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Cyberattack On Telecom Giant Exposed Personal Data Of Signal Users: Investigating The Incident Nature
Last week, Twilio reported that its internal systems had been breached by hackers who accessed client data. Since Signal was one of those clients, its users were affected by the attack. In this post, we will try to find the answer to the question of why the attack occurred.
Snipe Bots and What To Do About Them
If you are not sure what sniping bots are, how they work, and whether they’re legal – you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post we will cover all these questions and give you a simple explanation for snipe bot-related concepts.
Cybersecurity in Crypto: Just How Relevant Is It?
If you have ever dipped your toes into the subject of FinTech, then you have inevitably heard the chants of enthusiasts that blockchain and crypto are the future of finance. Time will tell whether that is true or not, but one thing must be for certain – security will have a key role to play.
If You Want Peace, Prepare For War: Protestware and Geo-Targeted Malware
If you want peace – prepare for war. In this blog post we will touch on some matters of digital combat that are used currently.
Cyberattacks on Ukraine Increase Tenfold
Russian military ‘forces’ compensate for their shortcomings not only by shooting up civilian houses and killing innocent people. They’re also causing more harm than ever online!
ProtonMail Passes Over IP Logs… Should Users Be Worried?
Over a week has passed since the scandal involving ProtonMail, or rather its decision to pass IP logs of climate activists to the Swiss government.
New Anti-Pirate Malware Discovered In The Wild
A vigilante anti-pirate malware is spotted in the wild, blocking infected users from accessing websites with stolen media content.
Explored in Discord: Strong Indicators of Privacy-Compromising Acts
Remote workers are not very keen to use Microsoft Teams to connect with peers, so some choose Discord. Why is this a bad move for their privacy?
State of California Lays a Hammer on the Masters of the Dark Patterns
CCPA, the California Consumer Privacy Act, has banned the use of dark patterns – cheats and tricks that make users do things they didn’t mean to do.