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How Security Services “Protect” Hackers: A Look into Darknet Markets
How darknet marketplaces for malware operate and who stands behind them. We break down the...
2 months agoCreating a Virus in Three Prompts Using Vibeware
The role of neural networks in creating, modifying, and distributing malware, along with the operating...
2 months agoHow to Detect a Virus on Android?
Short videos for every day: about useful applications, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and OSINT.
4 months agoTips from Nadiyno.org: how to protect your Android SMART TV
Useful tips from the Nadiyno.org digital assistance hotline. Pavlo Bilousov, the hotline's technical expert, answers...
9 months agoTips from Nadiyno.org: what to do if you find a flash drive or memory card on the street
Useful tips from the Nadiyno.org digital assistance hotline. Pavlo Bilousov, the hotline's technical expert, answers...
9 months agoWe Are Looking for Miners on Your Computer
Short videos for every day: about useful applications, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and OSINT.
11 months agoTips from Nadiyno.org: how antivirus software helps protect your devices and data from threats
Useful tips from the Nadiyno.org digital assistance hotline. Pavlo Bilousov, the hotline's technical expert, answers...
11 months agoTips from Nadiyno.org: how to recognise dangerous attachments in emails and protect yourself
Useful tips from the Nadiyno.org digital assistance hotline. Pavlo Bilousov, the hotline's technical expert, answers...
11 months agoPavel Belousov, Nadiyno.org: Basic rules of digital hygiene for your safety
Pavel Belousov, tech lead for the Nadiyno.org digital help hotline, gives recommendations on how to...
11 months agoCan hackers access your messengers?
If your device doesn't have a password or two-factor authentication, attackers can access messengers, including...
11 months agoWhy Piracy Is Bad For You, Not Just Developers
Russia is one of the world leaders… in the field of piracy. Only China is...
11 months agoCyberattacks and negligence: lessons for millions of dollars
How to lose data through banal human negligence and carelessness? How to protect yourself? Why...
11 months agoAntiviruses. To install or not to install?
"The border is locked, but the enemy is already inside" - this is how one...
11 months agoAll the Secrets Your Photos Hide: EXIF and Steganography Tricks
Have you ever wondered if your photos could be dangerous? In this video, we will...
11 months agoVangelis Stykas: Hacking Malware Command-and-Control Servers
A DEF CON 31 talk on compromising command-and-control (C2) servers used by malware. After malware...
Mark Colaluca & Nick Saunders: Securing the KA-SAT Network After a Cyberattack
A DEF CON 31 talk on the cyberattack against Viasat’s KA-SAT satellite network in February...
Patrick Wardle: How macOS Background Task Management Works — and How It’s Bypassed
A DEF CON 31 talk about a new macOS Ventura security feature that monitors persistence...
Michael Bargury: No-Code Malware — Abusing Power Automate in Windows 11
A DEF CON 30 talk about how the built-in Windows 11 automation tool Power Automate...
Squirer: GhostToken — Undeletable Trojan Apps in Google Cloud
A DEF CON 31 talk on a 0-day vulnerability in Google Cloud Platform that allowed...
Mauro Eldritch & Sibel Oliveira: Malicious Tokens — Using NFTs as Command-and-Control Infrastructure
A DEF CON 32 talk where researchers Mauro Eldritch and Sibel Oliveira demonstrate how NFTs...