Phishing attacks remain one of the biggest threats in the digital world — affecting both individual users and businesses. These attacks use social engineering tricks to deceive victims into clicking on malicious links, sharing sensitive information, or installing harmful software.
It's true - World Password Day is celebrated every year on the first Thursday in May. The aim? To raise awareness among users and organisations of the importance of digital security and the risks associated with using weak, reused, or exposed passwords.
This month, in our newsletter, we present a real-life case of a multinational company that was defrauded of nearly $26 million in a deepfake-based scam.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming society and business, promising extraordinary advances in productivity and innovation. However, the security of these systems has not kept pace. The recent case of DeepSeek, a Chinese startup that publicly exposed a database containing sensitive information, highlights a critical issue.
Announced by the Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro last November, Amália, the Portuguese Artificial Intelligence (AI) model, is set to be launched in 2026.
A hacker used Artificial Intelligence (AI) to access an IT company's information by spoofing an employee's voice.