Explore practical cybersecurity knowledge focused on protecting accounts, devices, and digital identities. This category covers ethical hacking concepts, privacy protection, social engineering awareness, and real-world security fixes to help individuals and businesses stay safe online.
Vishing attacks, also known as voice phishing attacks, are rapidly increasing as attackers exploit trust in phone calls. While users have become more cautious with …
Smishing attacks are a rapidly growing form of phishing attacks that use SMS messages instead of email. As users increasingly rely on mobile phones for …
Phishing remains one of the most persistent cyber threats, even as security technologies continue to evolve. While many organizations invest heavily in detection solutions, attacks …
How phishing bypasses multi-factor authentication is one of the most misunderstood topics in modern cybersecurity. Many users believe that enabling MFA makes accounts “unhackable.” In …
Phishing is one of the oldest cybercrime techniques, yet it remains one of the most effective—even in 2026. Despite widespread awareness campaigns, advanced security tools, …
Email scams have evolved dramatically with the rise of generative AI. Messages that once contained obvious grammar mistakes and awkward phrasing are now polished, contextual, …
Personalized phishing using AI and data leaks has become one of the most effective manipulation techniques in modern cybercrime. By combining artificial intelligence with leaked …
Video has long been considered stronger evidence than text or audio. That assumption no longer holds. Deepfake video scams exploit advances in AI-generated video to …
OAuth phishing is a new and increasingly dangerous form of phishing attacks that enables silent account takeover without stealing passwords. Unlike traditional phishing, OAuth phishing …
How organizations can prepare for AI-based social engineering has become a practical question rather than a theoretical one. As attackers use AI to personalize manipulation, …