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Deepfake celebrity scams - Negative PID

As artificial intelligence advances, criminals are exploiting deepfake technology to target celebrities and their audiences. These scams leverage AI-generated

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Women breaking the kernel - Negative PID

As hacking matured, curiosity gave way to rigour. The underground began to intersect with academia, security research labs, and vendor security teams.

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The Mandela effect - Negative PID

The Mandela Effect refers to a phenomenon in which large groups of people share the same incorrect memory. The term was coined by paranormal researcher Fiona

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High tech, low life: the cyberpunk world - Negative PID

Neon-lit megacities, mass surveillance, powerful corporations, and individuals navigating the margins of digital society: that's the essence of cyberpunk

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Protecting endangered species with OSINT - Negative PID

OSINT investigations are increasingly becoming essential in investigating a wide range of crimes. This is the fascinating case study of how EIA (the

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What is GDPR? - Negative PID

You’ve seen it a hundred times, that polite little pop-up asking if you’ll accept cookies before you can read an article or shop online. Most people assume

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Why do we behave differently online? - Negative PID

Since the invention of the Internet and cyberspace, people have been able to interact online. Are we different people online from the people we are offline?

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Behind 8chan and 8kun: Fredrick Brennan - Negative PID

8chan, later rebranded as 8kun, is one of the most controversial platforms in the history of online communities. Created by Fredrick Brennan as an experiment

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How to collect intelligence before asking a single question - Negative PID

Many people associate intelligence collection with conversations. They imagine investigators asking questions, building relationships, and gathering

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Steganography, the art of digital hiding - Negative PID

Have you ever thought that the digital files you usually handle might carry more than they were intended to? It might be a picture you share on social media,

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The Great Reset - Negative PID

“The Great Reset” began as a policy slogan. Within months, it became one of the most influential conspiracy narratives of the post-pandemic era. What was

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Tim Berners-Lee and the World Wide Web - Negative PID

By the late 1980s, the Internet existed, but it was not the intuitive, visual, and accessible medium we know today. It was a research network filled with

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Breaking into offensive security - Negative PID

Offensive security roles attract people who enjoy thinking creatively, solving puzzles, and understanding systems from the inside out. Whether you want to

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Quantum gates and circuits - Negative PID

Quantum computing often sounds abstract until one asks a practical question. How do you actually tell a quantum computer what to do? The answer looks

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Oceania Open Source Communities - Negative PID

Oceania, particularly Australia and New Zealand, has built open-source communities that punch well above their demographic weight. Through universities,

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Elizabeth Feinler and ARPANET - Negative PID

One of the most critical challenges of the early Internet was how to organize and identify the growing number of computers, services, and users on the

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A beginner’s guide to Blockchain - Negative PID

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

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Internet subcultures: grindset and hustle bros - Negative PID

The grindset or hustle bro is a familiar online figure. He wakes early, works relentlessly, documents productivity, and frames rest as weakness. Across

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European Open Source communities - Negative PID

Europe has contributed significantly to the evolution of open-source software. From early Unix projects to modern public-sector adoption, European communities

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Synthetic relationships: can robots be companions? - Negative PID

Human relationships involve compromise, disagreement, unpredictability, and mutual growth. Synthetic relationships are fundamentally different because the

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Quantum gates and circuits - Negative PID

Quantum computing often sounds abstract until one asks a practical question. How do you actually tell a quantum computer what to do? The answer looks

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The Deep State narrative - Negative PID

The idea of a “deep state” suggests that elected governments are not the true centres of power. Instead, an unelected network of intelligence agencies, civil

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Privacy, surveillance, and the crypto wars - Negative PID

For most of the twentieth century, strong cryptography was largely confined to governments, militaries, and a small group of specialists. That arrangement

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How architecture shapes user behaviour - Negative PID

Online behaviour is not just a product of personality or ideology, it is shaped by architecture. Moderation models, identity persistence, interface design,

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Tips for a guiltless digital detox - Negative PID

Stepping away from screens can feel refreshing, but it can also create pressure. Many people worry they will miss something important or appear unresponsive.

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Open security and OffSec projects - Negative PID

Security research is one of the areas where open source has had the deepest and most complex impact. Tools built openly are used to defend critical

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Why even smart users click: the psychology behind phishing attacks - Negative PID

"Our employees should have known better." Following a phishing incident, one of the most common reactions from business leaders is frustration. The most

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Internet subcultures: Scambaiters - Negative PID

Scambaiters are individuals or groups who engage directly with online scammers, pretending to be potential victims in order to waste their time, gather

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Breaking codes: cryptanalysis - Negative PID

If cryptography is the art of hiding meaning, cryptanalysis is the science of removing its shelter. From its earliest days, cryptanalysis was not an academic

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Fringe to frontline ideology on the net - Negative PID

The internet has not only changed how people communicate, but also how they radicalize, mobilize, and believe. In the digital world, political and ideological