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OSINT: Open Source Intelligence
27.08.2026
5 min read
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the process of searching for, collecting, processing, and transforming information obtained from open sources into actionable intelligence.
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Rogue AI or Failed Controls? Are We Ready for the Cybersecurity Threats AI Agents Pose?
20.08.2026
6 min read
Recent incidents show that goal-driven AI agents can reach real systems and people without malicious intent. The deeper problem may be access, containment, monitoring, and accountability.
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Why Child Online Safety Is Becoming a Device Security Challenge
28.07.2026
4 min read
For years, smartphones were expected to do one thing well: protect our data. Today, that expectation is changing.
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The IMEI Debate: Can Governments Protect the Market Without Creating New Cybersecurity Risks?
21.07.2026
4 min read
Every smartphone carries a unique digital fingerprint. That identifier can help block stolen devices, fight smuggling, and enforce customs rules.
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AI, Identity, and Privacy: Where Should We Draw the Line?
14.07.2026
4 min read
For most users, accessing consumer AI has required little more than an email address and a password.
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APT: Advanced Persistent Threat
24.06.2026
6 min read
An Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is a type of cyberattack carried out on a large scale with the objective of stealing data and conducting cyber espionage against systems.
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The Hidden Risks of Shadow IT in Hybrid Work Environments
10.06.2026
2 min read
In February 2026, Summer Yue, Director of Alignment at Meta’s Superintelligence Labs, connected an autonomous AI agent to her email inbox to help manage messages more efficiently.
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