Despite being created in 1936, the Social Security Number (SSN) remains one of the most widely used identifiers in the United States. Originally designed for tracking retirement benefits, the SSN has evolved—incorrectly—into a de facto national ID. Today, the SSN is at the center of nearly every major data breach, identity theft case, and financial […]
A Simple Click, a Massive Risk You open your phone and see a new friend request from someone you don’t recognize. Their profile looks normal — maybe they even have mutual friends. Without thinking much, you click “Accept.” What happens next might surprise you. That single tap could open the door to hackers, scammers, or […]
In today’s hyperconnected world, data is the new currency — but ethics is the new trust. Every click, purchase, and login generates valuable information that fuels business decisions, marketing campaigns, and artificial intelligence. Yet, as data use expands, so does the moral responsibility to handle it ethically. Data ethics isn’t just about following the law […]
Passwords are still the most common gatekeepers to our accounts—but modern attackers don’t rely only on brute force anymore. AI-powered techniques, combined with leaked credential datasets and smart heuristics, can predict likely passwords astonishingly fast. In controlled demonstrations, machine-learning models can surface high-probability password guesses in seconds — putting weak or reused passwords at immediate […]
Free movies are tempting. You see a website promising the latest blockbusters—no signup, no fees, just “click to watch.” Within minutes, your screen flashes, new tabs open, and pop-ups flood in. Congratulations — you might have just invited a hacker into your phone. The Hidden Danger Behind “Free” Cybercriminals have found a clever way to […]
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