The journal.
Our team writes here once a week. No breaking news, no listicles, no panic. Just honest explanations of what can happen to you — and what we can do to prevent it.
Why your bank still asks for a password in 2026.
Spoiler: it's not about security. A breakdown of PSD2 regulatory constraints and what you can actually do to work around them.
Three VPN myths you need to stop repeating.
No, a VPN doesn't make you anonymous. No, it doesn't "encrypt the internet". And yes, it's still useful. A no-nonsense guide.
Android permissions: what it really means when an app asks for your microphone.
Android explains permissions poorly. We translated the seven most dangerous ones into plain language, with the questions to ask before tapping "Allow".
The "Parcel awaiting delivery" SMS: anatomy of a scam that still works.
Why does this old trick keep fooling thousands of people every month? We break down the system, from the sending server to the stolen bank details.
A strong password is useless if your email is compromised.
Email is the master key to your digital life. How to protect it for real — without becoming paranoid.
Is the train station Wi-Fi really dangerous in 2026?
You hear everything and its opposite. An honest answer, based on what HTTPS actually protects today — and what it still doesn't.
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