Not every cyberattack starts with malicious code. Social engineering exploits your kindness, your curiosity and your willingness to help. I explain tailgating, baiting, pretexting, phishing, vishing and smishing โ and what you can do to make them fail.
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Facebook and Instagram look free, but Meta's model runs on your attention and your data. We walk through the Signal campaign, the settings that quietly work against you, and a practical checklist to harden your account.
Artificial intelligence is not magic or a simple chatbot: it is a complex architecture based on tokens, context, language models, automation and human decisions. In this article I explain how frontier AI models work, why tokenization matters, how RAG systems are used, what role prompts play, and why AI should be understood as a knowledge enhancer, not a substitute for human authoring.
Not all hackers are the same. Some are not looking for quick money or fame: they work for states, operate as intelligence units and can remain undetected for months inside a network. In this article we explain what APTs are, how they use TTP, MITRE ATT&CK, Cobalt Strike and zero-day vulnerabilities, and why cyberspace has become a real silent battlefield.
Tesla accelerates towards FSD in Europe while thousands of owners with HW3 fall behind HW4. I explain the regulatory change that makes this possible, why HW3 falls short, and what compensation Tesla should offer its most loyal customers to avoid a reputational and legal disaster at Elon Musk's company.
Dating apps have made it easier to find a partner, but they have also been filled with scammers, fake profiles and sextortion. Let's see how to circumvent these dangers with a few tips that will help you spot suspicious patterns.
OpenClaw is an autonomous AI agent capable of executing commands and making decisions on local systems. While it offers efficiency and democratizes the technology, it poses serious cybersecurity, unexpected bills and privacy risks if not used in isolated environments.
Have you ever felt that the reality you are being shown is not the whole truth? In a world saturated with information, the battle is not for the facts, but for your perception. Discover how the narratives we consume every day are designed and how doubt has become the most powerful tool of control of our time.
Deep Fakes are no longer science fiction; they are the most sophisticated fraud tool since 2024. We analyze the tools that generate them, the real cases of millionaire frauds (such as the theft of 25 million in Hong Kong) and we give you the expert keys, such as the "Security Word", so that you do not fall into the trap.
October 10, 2025 was the end of support for Windows 10. Since then, your computer (PC) no longer receives security patches, leaving it exposed to critical vulnerabilities. In this article we will find out why continuing to use it is dangerous and how to safely migrate to Linux or Elementary OS without spending money on a new computer.
This is the third article in the series on social networks [3/3]: we focus on algorithmic manipulation, synthetic users, the social and psychological impact they can cause, cultural trends, the lack of regulation and we will finish with a practical kit for your day-to-day life.
In this second part we will see how fraudsters have found their paradise in the RRSS to carry out their social engineering attacks and how doxing can lead to physical risks apart from losing online privacy.
Social networks have become the epicenter of digital life. However, their apparent free nature hides a high price: the collection of personal information, metadata tracking and serious cybersecurity risks. In this first installment we analyze their business model, data exploitation and structural vulnerabilities that put your online privacy at risk.
Protecting your online privacy is not optional. In this practical guide you will find the best browsers, secure email services, VPN, cloud storage and password managers. Audited tools, many European and RGPD compliant, that will help you strengthen your cybersecurity without sacrificing usability.
Let's find out why passwords fail, how to identify leaks and what to do immediately. Get used to using a password manager, enable multi-factor authentication and improve your online privacy with simple steps that protect email, banking and social media.
When the US spies on Merkel and Trump threatens to cut Starlink or annex part of your territory, Europe responds by migrating to free software, clouds, constellations and sovereign AI. Let's see the silent revolution.
Ransomware has perfected digital extortion: it automates the encryption of your files and demands million-dollar ransoms. We analyze its attack vectors, the RaaS model and key defenses: 3-2-1-1-0 copies, patches and how to react in real time.
Is Telegram as secure as it promises? Find out how governments and cybercriminals exploit its weaknesses, and why its "fictitious" war with Russia was a smokescreen. Let's also take a look at other instant messaging apps that leave much to be desired: iMessage, Facebook Messenger and Instagram Messenger.
Accelerated automation as a result of artificial intelligence and robots will change work forever. In fact, many will lose it. Are we prepared? Let's make an analysis without political flags about Universal Basic Income as an inevitable solution.
Do you use incognito mode thinking that no one is tracking you? Learn why neither VPNs nor secure browsers offer total privacy by default and how to better configure your tools to protect your online privacy.
Did you know that your email alone can track almost everything about you? Learn how to protect yourself by creating aliases to avoid spam, block pixel tracking and disable common threats. Combine tools like SimpleLogin + Bitwarden + ProtonMail.
Extensions promise to make our lives easier, but some hide dark intentions that can suddenly turn into malware. Let's see how installing an ad blocker could be like inviting a spy into your computer.
Imagine a world where a single bomb could poison an entire continent. Nuclear energy, although low in emissions, is a dangerous gamble on an unstable planet. We are talking about millennia-old waste, unpredictable wars and lobbies that hush up the risks.
From writing the perfect CV to solving ethical dilemmas, AI can be your ally... if you know how to ask it. Find out how to communicate with chatbots like a pro in "God Mode".
Choosing the right browser and configuring it securely can make the difference between being anonymous and being exposed. Find out which ones are the most secure and respectful of your privacy, avoiding trackers, cookies and fingerprinting. It's not enough just to browse: you have to do it safely.
Recent fines to TikTok, Facebook and Apple reveal Europe's battle to protect your privacy. While GDPR is not perfect, it is our shield against data abuse. It's time to switch to European apps.
Did you know that the SysInternals suite can do what your antivirus can't? With Process Explorer and Autoruns, it detects and removes malware in Windows by applying proven anti-hacker tricks: it analyzes signatures, blocks clandestine startups and regains control of your PC in minutes.
This article reveals how email can be a gateway for spam, phishing and data theft. Email is the primary means of spying on you and hacking you. Choose secure providers and use these techniques to protect yourself.
Do you know everything you reveal when surfing the web? Your browser, cookies and fingerprinting can expose more than you realize. Learn how to protect your online privacy from trackers, invasive ads and hidden data collection. Use VPN.
Discover the keys to Signal, Threema and Briar, three apps designed to protect your online privacy from corporate and government spying. Learn about their features, strengths and differences, and choose the one that best suits your needs in an environment where cybersecurity is more essential than ever.
Apps like WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal use encryption, but that doesn't guarantee your online privacy. In this article we analyze the hidden risks of instant messaging, the use of metadata, and how some platforms could expose more than you think. Find out how they can spy on you.
Do you know everything you reveal when surfing the web? Your browser, cookies and fingerprinting can expose more than you realize. Learn how HTTPS works and how to protect your online privacy from trackers, invasive ads and hidden data collection.
Google dominates 92% of searches in Europe, but its SEO and SEM model is choking local businesses. Is it time to consider banning it to protect competition? Find out how the algorithm rewards those who pay, not those who deliver quality.
Have you ever stopped to think how a free instant messaging App like WhatsApp is so profitable for Meta (Facebook)? If you can't stop using it, I'll at least show you how to secure the app to make it more secure.
Protect your online privacy by reviewing your apps' software settings. Many applications collect your data without your knowledge. Learn how to configure your mobile to improve security and avoid unnecessary tracking.
Did you know that using illegal software exposes your devices to exploit vulnerabilities and malware attacks. Without software updates, any hacker could hack you. Discover the associated risks that will make you think twice about whether saving money pays off.
Malware is one of today's biggest digital threats. From viruses and worms to ransomware and spyware, these attacks can compromise your security. Discover the 16 cyber threats in the form of malware that can infect your devices: ransomware, Trojans, rootkit, lotic bombs, viruses, spyware and spyware.
Discover how antivirus has evolved into comprehensive cybersecurity solutions. From malware detection to firewall protection, they have transformed into a true defense in depth that goes beyond simple scanning programs.
With these 3 basic principles of cybersecurity: least privilege, defense in depth and limiting the area of exposure, you are protected.
Human error makes us the weakest link in the cybersecurity chain. Learn 3 simple tips that will prevent you from becoming a victim of hacks.
Cybercriminals don't just launch indiscriminate attacks: they study their victim, track devices on the Internet and use TOR and Bitcoins. Both they and Big Tech will do anything to get your data.
Are cybercriminals or Big Tech the biggest threat? Find out how your data is being trafficked and what you can do to protect your privacy.
Discover how misleading advertising, software update manipulation and USB baiting expose your devices to malware.
Discover how online platforms like Google and Facebook use your personal data to enrich themselves. Learn about online privacy and the risks of implicit sharing.
Discover the 5 phases of a cyber attack: information gathering, vulnerability analysis, exploitation, post-exploitation and trace erasure. Learn how to protect yourself.
The urgent reasons why you should learn cybersecurity and how to protect your privacy. Unearthing myths. Avoid fraud and dangers on the Internet.
