Safety online
Hacker's nest breach exposes data of hundreds of thousands of users
The infamous BreachForums has suffered its own security breach, exposing the data of nearly 324,000 accounts. The ShinyHunters group has published a database that includes IP addresses... More
CrowdStrike chief to testify before Congress
An executive at CrowdStrike will testify before the House Homeland Security Committee at the end of the month about the information technology outage that caused all of the... More
What is Revolut? What does it offer? What are the pros and cons?
We will not get into which bank is the best, or whether Revolut is better than Slovenian banks. The intention is not to denigrate one or the other, but to point out the strengths that might benefit… More
How to secure passwords?
According to the latest research, the average user has more than 100 passwords or 100 different accounts. It is impossible to remember the correct password and username for each account. ... More
How to keep your home safe while on vacation?
You spread out your towel, put on sunscreen, and before you had a chance to turn off your brain and think about your job and life's problems, you panicked whether you... More
What is the state of preparedness in companies for cyber threats?
Passivity is most punishable in cyber environments. Cyber threats are constantly changing, advancing and becoming more and more diverse. More
How to recognize online fraud?
Anyone can be a target of online fraud. Scams can lurk around every corner, even in a Facebook message from a friend or an SMS message from a supposedly legitimate sender. ... More
Even toothbrushes can be a cyber hazard
Security experts have warned that millions of toothbrushes infected with viruses could be used in a large-scale cyber attack. With toothbrushes that are connected... More
What is CAPTCHA? How does it know you're not a robot?
Do the boxes where you have to click to prove you're not a robot go to "liver"? You're not the only one, but we still need them to stay safe online. More
Google is introducing "passkeys" as the default login method
Of course, the new default login method will not come overnight, but according to Google, it should significantly change the "rules of the game" in the area of device security, user accounts... More
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