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True stories from the history of hacking · and what they teach us about privacy
How Internet Censorship Actually Detects a VPN — and What Stealth Protocols Do About It
Deep packet inspection, TLS fingerprinting and active probing explained in plain language, plus why obfuscated protocols still get through where ordinary VPNs get blocked.
Read the story →The Evil Twin Attack: What Really Happens on Airport and Hotel Wi-Fi
How attackers clone a public Wi-Fi network, what they can still see in the age of HTTPS, and the practical steps that actually protect you on untrusted networks.
Read the story →Kevin Mitnick and the Hack That Needed No Code
The most wanted hacker in America broke into Motorola, Nokia and Sun Microsystems mostly by asking politely. What social engineering teaches us about our own weakest link.
Read the story →Stuxnet: The Computer Worm That Destroyed Physical Machines
Stuxnet crossed a line no malware had crossed before — it broke real hardware. How a worm found on a Belarusian laptop rewrote the rules of cyber warfare.
Read the story →The Mirai Botnet: How Three Students Took Down Half the Internet With Security Cameras
In 2016 a botnet built from home cameras and routers knocked Twitter, Netflix and Reddit offline. The story of Mirai — and why your smart devices are still the weakest link.
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