The End of “Cyber”
For years, we treated the digital world as something separate from the real one. There was “cyberbullying” and “cybercrime,” as if they were somehow different from bullying and crime. But…
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August Udoh
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The Internet: Humanity’s Great Experiment in Anarchy
The internet was never designed to be controlled. Unlike past technological revolutions—railroads, electricity, or telecommunication networks—it was built in pieces, expanded chaotically, and scaled beyond what anyone imagined. It is…
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The Collective Responsibility of Securing Cyberspace
In an era where our lives are seamlessly woven into the digital fabric of cyberspace, the boundaries between physical and virtual worlds blur. Every click, every login, every data exchange…
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The Internet’s Literary Fingerprint
There was a time when books felt like an escape. A break from the screen, from the endless scroll, from the dopamine loops of digital life. But in my observation,…
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The Junk Food of Human Connection
Social media doesn’t exist to connect us. It exists to keep us engaged. My argument is that it doesn’t nourish—it engineers craving. Like snack food designed for compulsive consumption, digital-social…
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The Cost of Complacency: Why Cybersecurity Must Come First
our world is increasingly dependent on digital infrastructure, failing to invest in cybersecurity is not just negligent—it is an open invitation to disaster. If you spend more on coffee than…
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The Word That Ate the World
For decades, one word has haunted the stories of digital crime, nation-state espionage, and underground hacker forums: cyber. The term appears in every breathless report of ransomware attacks, state-backed intrusions,…
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