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The Impact of AI on Our Choices and World Perception
Recently, an article was published on ZDNET in which Professor Robert Crossler addressed issues related to elections in...
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Could process-procedural management be the key to efficiency and success?
Today’s business world is dynamic and demanding. Companies, regardless of their size and industry in which they op...
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Smart light bulbs and IoT security vulnerabilities
On our blog, we have already addressed topics related to smart devices in the context of security. To read more about ho...
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Smishing campaigns, ransomware and extortions | Brief recap on the UNC3944 group...
UNC3944 is a group which uses social engineering and smishing (SMS phishing) to obtain credentials from its victims thro...
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Smart devices aren’t as smart as you might think
Smart devices have the potential to make our lives easier. Remote light control, intelligent home temperature management...
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Who’s first and who’s last… -? Queueing in SDN
In the article There will be quality... - policing in the SDN, we took on the subject of ensuring the general idea of da...
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New security features in Google services
Google’s annual I/O conference, where the company unveils new products and technologies, took place on 10 May 2023...
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Humans are the driving force of experience design
If you consider yourself a rational and logical being, then you are at least partially correct. According to Herbert Sim...
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0-Day Vulnerabilities in Google Chrome
On 14 April, Google released a Chrome update that removes the first Zero-Day vulnerability found in the browser this yea...
