Security

What Is Crypto Malware and How Cryptojacking Works

Crypto malware is a type of malware that secretly uses a victim's computing resources — primarily the CPU and GPU — to mine cryptocurrency for the attacker.

How STUN Packets Can Leak Your IP on Voice Calls

When you make a voice or video call on many messaging apps, your device uses a protocol called STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) to establish a peer-to-peer connection.

How Hackers Trick AI Chatbots Into Spilling Secrets

AI chatbots are everywhere now. Businesses use them for customer support, product recommendations, and answering common questions.

Email Scams Are Getting Smarter — Here’s What You Need To Know in 2025

Email scams have changed a lot. They’re no longer the obvious, sloppy, “Nigerian prince” type messages we used to see years ago.