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  1. Mr.Tom

    Lazarus Hackers use Post-Quantum Cryptography for Malware Delivery

    North Korean hackers are using a post-quantum cryptographic mechanism to secure malicious payload delivery in new operations that combine old and new malware. The campaign targets South Korean organizations through a “rather complex” infection chain. Researchers at cybersecurity company...
  2. Mr.Tom

    Authorities disrupt nearly 11K Cybercrime Networks in Africa

    Law enforcement agencies have disrupted nearly 11,000 cybercriminal networks and arrested more than 1,400 people in Operation Serengeti III, which targeted business email compromise, ransomware, and online scams. Coordinated by Interpol, the operation involved authorities from 21 countries and...
  3. Mr.Tom

    Common Anonymity Missteps

    Anonymity is not a tool or a setting. It's a set of solutions that must work together. Most issues arise not from a lack of technology, but from misunderstanding how these elements interplay. Below are common systemic errors that often lead to de-anonymization. 1. Lack of Separation of...
  4. Mr.Tom

    Deanon in Telegram: Non-obvious Things

    Initially, the Telegram company allegedly didn't hand over encryption keys to law enforcement agencies. This formed the basis for a marketing campaign as a messenger that won't betray you. A significant portion of the shadow business (dealers, scammers, service providers, etc) settled in...
  5. Mr.Tom

    Tor Browser for Begginers

    Tor Browser is often described as a browser for anonymity. That's almost true, but with caveats that determine security. Tor doesn't make you invisible and doesn't replace common sense, but it does protect well against a whole class of observers: ISPs, public Wi‑Fi networks, advertising networks...
  6. Mr.Tom

    Using Public Wi-Fi Safely

    Public Wi‑Fi in cafes, airports and hotels is a high‑risk area. Even if a network is password‑protected, that offers no guarantee your data is safe. Hackers can easily intercept your traffic, spoof DNS responses, or create a clone network with a name similar to the official one to steal bank...
  7. Mr.Tom

    About Metadata Security

    Almost every day we share photos, videos and documents, send voice messages and emails, but almost never think that we are transmitting far more data than we assume. The thing is every file contains metadata - service information about the file itself, in which you can find many interesting...
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