South Korea's new 2025 mandate requiring facial recognition to open mobile numbers has sparked intense privacy debates. This comprehensive guide explores the real-world implications, security risks, and practical alternatives for protecting your digital identity in an increasingly biometric world.
Privacy has been co-opted by corporations as a marketing term while they continue invasive data collection. True protection in 2025 requires architectural anonymity—building systems that prevent identification entirely, not just promising to protect your data.
Discover how one tech-savvy user's frustration with ads and Windows 11 led to a complete self-hosting transformation. This diary-style guide covers Pi-hole setup, Linux migration, and practical automation strategies for 2025.
A concerning WhatsApp vulnerability exploits reaction timing to determine if a user's phone is on, off, or if the app is open—all without generating notifications. This detailed analysis breaks down how the exploit works, its real-world implications, and practical steps to protect your privacy.
A recent Reddit thread asking 'Is everyone actually miserable in this subreddit?' revealed deep-seated issues in cybersecurity careers. This article explores the connection between constant threat exposure, privacy erosion, and professional burnout, offering actionable solutions for 2025.
In 2025, hackers breached PornHub and stole premium member activity data, threatening to expose viewing habits unless paid. This incident reveals critical vulnerabilities in adult site security and raises serious privacy concerns for millions of users.
As governments push for invasive age verification, developers propose a simpler solution: an Adult-Content HTTP header. This technical approach puts control back in users' hands while avoiding surveillance.
A sysadmin's routine check of phishing reports revealed an employee's OnlyFans subscription, sparking a major debate about privacy, monitoring, and where IT's responsibility ends. This incident highlights critical issues every organization faces in 2025.
A disturbing open-source proof-of-concept demonstrates how 'Careless Whisper' exploits silent delivery receipts in WhatsApp and Signal to track a phone's activity state—screen on/off, offline status—without any notification to the user. This article breaks down how it works, why it matters, and what you can do about it.