Signal has long been given praise as one of the most secure messaging platforms, offering end-to-end encryption and robust privacy features. However, very recent incidents—such as the inadvertent inclusion of a journalist in a Signal group chat discussing sensitive U.S. military operations—point out the importance of using

With the current geopolitical situation, more customers than ever are looking for alternatives to the big US Cloud Providers like Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, and Google. Chinese providers usually also are not too popular if you are concerned about data residency or which state organs have control over those companies. That

This summarizes some of the most effective browser extensions for privacy protection, tracking prevention, and ad blocking across four major browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. Yes, there are other browsers out there, but between those 4 based on 2024 date, over 90% of usage is covered. * Google

The Dark Storm Team, a pro-Palestinian hacktivist group active since at least 2023, has become more busy recently, targeting Israel, Western nations, and NATO-aligned entities. However, the biggest noise they made was yesterday's DDOS attack on Twitter (X). Elon Musk was quick to blame the attack on the

There are cases when you want to publish a specific service on a subdomain of your public domain, it might be on the same server with other services, or on a different one. You may have no native way of enforcing any additional authentication on that specific service, but you

A newly identified ransomware variant, Dpose, is the latest addition to everyday cyber threats, using sophisticated encryption methods and stealthy strategies to maximize the damage it can do. Notably, Dpose is distinguished by its implementation of random four-character file extensions (e.g., .vRIt, .XTzP, .ypbz) while it encrypts files and

In a surprising decision that has sparked global debate, Apple has chosen to discontinue its Advanced Data Protection (ADP) feature for users in the United Kingdom, marking the first time the company has withdrawn a core encryption service in response to government demands. Apple has done this following a secret