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Category Archives: Security
Who Bears the Responsibility: The Robot or the Manufacturer?
The world of artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, bringing us closer to the reality of sentient robots, as depicted in the 2023 sci-fi thriller M3GAN. The film introduces us to M3GAN (Model 3 Generative Android), a humanoid AI robot developed … Continue reading
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Tagged Exploring Accountability in a World of Artificial Intelligence, Who Bears the Responsibility: The Robot or the Manufacturer?
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The New Era of DDoS Attacks: A High-Speed Threat At Home
In the age of hyperconnectivity, where the demand for fast and reliable internet connections is ever-growing, we find ourselves at the threshold of an unprecedented challenge. The proliferation of high-speed home internet, now offering speeds equal to and surpassing 1 … Continue reading
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Don’t Let Encryption Fool You: Why You Shouldn’t Trust Everything Labeled “Secure”
In our increasingly digital world, “encryption” has become a buzzword synonymous with security. Whether it’s online banking, messaging apps, or cloud storage, companies tout their encryption protocols as a guarantee of privacy and protection. But here’s the hard truth: just … Continue reading
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The Silent Watchers: Uncovering the Danger of Hidden Webcams
In our increasingly connected world, privacy is more valuable than ever. Yet, one unsettling threat continues to lurk in the shadows: hidden webcams. These covert devices can be concealed in everyday objects, capturing images and videos without your knowledge. In … Continue reading
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AI Image And Video Generation: When Will It Become Out Of Control ?
In the not-so-distant past, the idea of creating lifelike images and videos with a few lines of code seemed like science fiction. Today, however, advancements in artificial intelligence have made it possible to generate incredibly realistic media with ease. While … Continue reading
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Securing the Future: How Bill C-70 Will Protect Canada from Foreign Interference
In an era where digital technologies are deeply embedded in every aspect of life, safeguarding national security has become increasingly complex. Recognizing this, the Canadian government has introduced Bill C-70, the Countering Foreign Interference Act, aimed at bolstering the country’s … Continue reading
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The Case for a Simplified iPhone: Balancing Security and Functionality
In an age where smartphones are our constant companions, the Apple iPhone stands out as a marvel of connectivity and functionality. It offers a multitude of communication services that make our lives easier but also introduce various security and privacy … Continue reading
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Restricting Travel Passports for New Immigrants: A Solution to Prevent Criminal Exploitation?
In a bid to counteract the misuse of Canada as a haven and launch point for criminal activities, the federal government should consider a contentious proposal: to deny new immigrants access to travel passports for an extended period, possibly up … Continue reading
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How the Canadian Government Can Mandate a Full Return for Federal Workers
In the evolving landscape of workplace dynamics, the Canadian federal government faces a formidable challenge: mandating the return of its employees to the office five days a week. This comes after an extended period where hybrid work models, incorporating two … Continue reading
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Meshtastic and LoRa: Revolutionizing Communication For Secure Communications
In the ever-evolving landscape of wireless communication, two powerful technologies have emerged as game-changers: Meshtastic and LoRa. These innovations are reshaping how we connect, communicate, and collaborate, emphasizing security, extended range, and efficient frequency utilization. If you are an AmateurRadio licensed operator or … Continue reading
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Tagged A Mesh Network Marvel for people who don't big brother listening in, Meshtastic and LoRa: Revolutionizing Communication with Security
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Potential Rise of Deception: Criminals Embrace Prosthetic Fingers to Evade Surveillance
In the near future, criminals might be resorting to increasingly sophisticated methods to outsmart surveillance systems. Speculations suggest a rising trend among wrongdoers who are incorporating prosthetic fingers to manipulate surveillance footage, rendering it seemingly artificial and potentially inadmissible as … Continue reading
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Fintech Frontier: Navigating Opportunities and Risks in the Digital Financial Revolution
In the age of rapid technological advancement, Fintech stands as the vanguard of a financial revolution, reshaping the landscape of traditional banking and ushering in a new era of convenience and innovation. As this digital wave sweeps through the financial … Continue reading
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Shodan.io: The Scarry Search Engine for the Internet of Things
In the vast expanse of the digital universe, there exists a unique search engine that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of information retrieval. This search engine is Shodan.io, a platform that has revolutionized our understanding of the Internet of Things … Continue reading
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Still Don’t Understand Zero-Trust? Watch this!
I have observed that many individuals, including cyber-security professionals, often fail to fully comprehend the essence of “Zero-Trust.” They mistakenly perceive it as a technology or a product, when in reality, it is a comprehensive approach, a mindset, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Chinese government, espionage, Example, Zero-Trust
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