Security Mechanisms

What Led to the 303% Surge in Crypto Theft in Q1 2025?
Security & Performance What Led to the 303% Surge in Crypto Theft in Q1 2025?

The first quarter of 2025 witnessed an extraordinary wave of crypto theft, with over $1.67 billion in digital assets stolen, representing a staggering 303% increase from the previous quarter. This alarming surge was documented in CertiK's Hack3d: Q1 2025 Report, which detailed 197 security

Morphing Meerkat: Advanced Phishing Platform Targets 114 Email Brands
Security & Performance Morphing Meerkat: Advanced Phishing Platform Targets 114 Email Brands

In an era where cyber threats continue to evolve at an alarming rate, a sophisticated Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform named ‘Morphing Meerkat’ has been identified by Infoblox Threat Intel. This platform has demonstrated its capability to spoof over 100 brands, effectively gathering user cre

Is a VPN Necessary for Secure Browsing on Public Wi-Fi?
Networking Technologies Is a VPN Necessary for Secure Browsing on Public Wi-Fi?

Matilda Bailey is a Networking specialist who focuses on the latest technologies and trends in cellular, wireless, and next-gen solutions. This interview will cover topics such as the safety of public Wi-Fi, VPNs, and various security measures and vulnerabilities related to using free Wi-Fi

How Can We Secure IoT Devices and Edge Networks Against Rising Threats?
AI & Trends How Can We Secure IoT Devices and Edge Networks Against Rising Threats?

As the global ecosystem of Internet of Things (IoT) devices expands, securing these devices and their respective edge networks becomes an increasingly urgent priority for enterprise IT teams. With projections estimating that there will be over 32 billion IoT devices worldwide by 2030, and a

Researchers Discover Vulnerabilities in LTE and 5G That Risk Disruption
Security & Performance Researchers Discover Vulnerabilities in LTE and 5G That Risk Disruption

In a groundbreaking study, academic researchers from the Florida Institute for Cybersecurity and North Carolina State University have unveiled critical vulnerabilities in both open source and commercial LTE and 5G implementations which could lead to significant disruptions in cellular networks.

Russia Cracks Down on VPNs to Tighten Control Over Online Privacy
Networking Technologies Russia Cracks Down on VPNs to Tighten Control Over Online Privacy

Russia has increased efforts to restrict Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to control internet privacy among its citizens. The Russian government, aiming to prevent circumvention of its surveillance, has expanded its ban on VPN apps, with 197 apps currently blocked and another 47 facing similar

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