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Q2 2026 set a record with 83 exploits and $755 million stolen. Strip out a couple of giant protocol breaches, though, and the real danger to an individual holder was never the code, but the con. The numbers from last quarter read like an industry-wid...
We’ve all heard the boilerplate warnings about artificial intelligence taking our jobs, generating uncanny deepfakes, or eventually turning into Skynet. Usually, those risks are framed as a down the road problem. Something for the next decade to sort...
This year, the idea of AI web browsers has really taken off, with companies across the board introducing their own takes on AI web browsers. The first few that were released, though, all suffered from the same critical issue, and that was indirect pr...
Security is becoming a normal feature of our lives, with every day a new type of technology coming out. We should all work for better security for our phones, laptops, bank accounts, and, most importantly, our identities. What is this idea? The...
Remember when crypto was the ultimate counter-culture flex? Grab a cup of coffee and sit back, because we need to talk about how the revolutionary tech we fell in love with is being quietly re-engineered right under our noses. Back in the day, the cy...
This is why I go out of my way to have Kaspersky in both my browser extension and phone. You can't even get it anymore on the app stores themselves since it's been banned by the gutless weak four eyed nerds who literally live behind a screen and watc...
As Colombia heads toward a decisive presidential runoff, security has become the country's most explosive political issue.For many voters, the debate is no longer just about the economy or social reforms. It's about who can control the armed groups t...
Attacks, Threats and Institutional Tension: Italy Faces a Growing Security DebateIn recent days, an incident in northern Italy has reignited a broader national discussion about safety, press freedom, and the resilience of democratic institutions.A jo...
I have a confession to make. I built a fully functioning web application a couple days ago. It took me about 45 minutes. I didn’t write a single line of JavaScript, I didn’t configure a server, and I didn’t spend hours crying over broken brackets. I...
If you wanted to disrupt the lives of roughly 350,000 people on the Gulf Coast, you wouldn’t necessarily need a sophisticated cyberweapon or a Hollywood-style heist. As we learned, all it takes is a dive suit, a quiet night, and an improvised explosi...
