If you’ve decided to explore the depths of the internet using an iPhone, you need to understand: it’s like walking through a minefield in the dark. Yes, it’s possible-but every step requires extreme caution. I’ll explain not only how to do it, but also why your beloved iPhone...
You think Tor, VPNs, and disposable accounts make you invisible? Think again. Your habits are like fingerprints on the glass of anonymity. Tech can’t wipe them off. Crypto won’t hide them. They quietly accumulate with every action - from the time you usually check your email to the way y...
Overview Cybersecurity experts from Curator (formerly Qrator Labs) have published a new report detailing the cybersecurity landscape for the first quarter of 2025. The findings are stark: DDoS attacks (Distributed Denial of Service) have surged by 110% compared to the first quarter of 2024. One rev...
A new mobile spyware campaign tied to the notorious SpyMax/SpyNote malware family has been discovered targeting Chinese-speaking users in mainland China and Hong Kong. Posing as an official application from the Chinese Prosecutor’s Office, this advanced malware is distributed through fake thir...
A 20-year-old hacker, known by several aliases online—Sosa, Elijah, Gustavo Fring, and King Bob—has pleaded guilty to his role in a cybercrime wave that swept through dozens of organizations across the U.S. Noah Michael Urban, now a convicted member of the infamous cybercriminal group Sc...
April 2025 — Spain. What started as a flashy investment opportunity backed by celebrity faces ended in financial ruin for over 200 victims worldwide. The twist? None of the endorsements were real. They were deepfakes—AI-generated videos designed to deceive. In an operation dubbed &ldquo...