Phishing: How Hackers Exploit Human Nature
Phishing scams are everywhere, emails, texts, calls and even QR codes. Learn how hackers use psychological tricks to steal your data, how to spot red flags, and see a real phishing attack demo in action.
Think Before You Connect: The Dark Side of Free Wi-Fi
Free public Wi-Fi isn’t always as safe as it seems. Learn how hackers can exploit open networks, what risks you face, and how to protect yourself when connecting in cafés, airports, hotels and trains.
Multi-Factor Authentication - Why could it be a lifesaver?
Let’s be honest - Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) can be annoying. You’re just trying to log in, minding your own business. Maybe you want to order something or check your emails - and now it wants you to check your phone, grab a code, or click some magic link
You’ve Been Pwned: What Happens After a Data Breach
If you have ever received a message saying your password was found in a data breach, you might have just brushed it off. So what? You might think. After all, what could someone really do with your old login details? The truth is – it can lead to a lot more
Password Reuse
Most people fall into the habit of using the same password for multiple sites and apps. It’s convenient, and nobody is going to guess ‘Porcupine34!’ or ‘ManchesterCity720!’, right? But that’s where the misconception lies. Hackers aren’t sitting at their computers manually guessing passwords like in the movies.
Introduction to Offensive Security
When people hear “cybersecurity,” they often picture a figure in a black hoodie typing away in a dark basement. But that’s not quite how it works. In fact, some of the most important cybersecurity work isn’t about defending against hackers, it's about thinking like one. That’
Why This Blog?
I’ve been working in cybersecurity for a few years now, but before I entered the field, I had no clue about cybersecurity, what it involved, or even that it existed. I didn’t know how attackers got into systems, or what made something a “critical vulnerability.” Like most people,