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I still remember how excited I was when I landed in Montreal for the first time. As a European, I thought of Canada as the Switzerland of North America—a place…
I still remember how excited I was when I landed in Montreal for the first time. As a European, I thought of Canada as the Switzerland of North America—a place…
The mystery of the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is one of the most compelling enigmas in tech history. Satoshi is a mythic figure, almost like the crypto world’s own Banksy.…
On April 17, 2011, the PlayStation Network (PSN), along with Qriocity and Sony Online Entertainment (SOE), went down, leaving users without access to the platform for twenty-three days. The incident…
Unix is a powerful, multiuser operating system that serves as the foundation for Linux and MacOS. The Unix command-line interface (CLI) allows you to control your system efficiently by typing…
If you work as a contractor for the United States Government, you must comply with stricter security rules than standard companies. One of these frameworks is CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model…
Many people entering the cybersecurity field believe that the only way to demonstrate their skills to a prospective employer is to hack into their systems. Unless unsolicited, that’s a bad…
Everybody talks about Bitcoin and Blockchain. In recent years, they have become a common topic in tech, finance, cybersecurity, and even politics. But what do they really mean? If you…
The Internet is like a vast world to be explored. Like any unexplored space, it’s full of wonders and possibilities, but also holds mysteries and dark corners. Cicada 3301 is…
In January, I started attending police-led training on CDR analysis through the American Association of Crime Analysts. This topic is particularly fascinating for anyone with a background in working with…
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