Technology

Picture this: It’s 2 a.m., and an alert flashes—someone is inside the network. Not just poking around, but moving laterally, escalating privileges, exfiltrating data. Your pulse spikes. You’re dealing with…

A cybersecurity expert can be deeply knowledgeable—skilled in penetration testing, encryption, firewall configurations, and an arsenal of defensive tools. But here’s the catch: they can still be terrible at predicting…

In 2010, McAfee made headlines with the revelation that it was discovering a new specimen of malware every fifteen minutes. At the time, this was a remarkable statistic, signaling just…

The internet promises infinite knowledge, yet we rarely experience it that way. Instead, we live inside digital echo chambers, fed information that aligns with what we’ve already chosen. As Abhaidev…

In cybersecurity, as in many fields, decision-making often hinges on data—or more precisely, on the reduction of uncertainty through measurement. Yet, a common misconception persists: that measurement must be perfect,…

To me hacking has always been more than just writing code or breaking into systems. At its core, it’s about thinking differently, challenging assumptions, and pushing boundaries. Every hacker is,…

We are hurtling into an era where everything is online. Not just our emails or social media profiles, but the physical world—the systems that heat our homes, regulate traffic, and…

Reputation is a paradox—it takes years, even decades, to cultivate, yet it can be undone in mere moments. In the analog past, reputational damage spread slowly, bound by the limitations…

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…