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The Hidden Cost of Convenience: Is Public Wi-Fi Putting Your Private Data at Risk?

Many people have fallen for the misconception that public Wi-Fi is “safe enough”. The reality? Open networks are among the easiest entry points for cybercriminals, putting your private data at risk.

October 7th, 2025 | By Ezekiel Lawson | 16 min read

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Web Security Cybersecurity

The Hidden Cost of Convenience: Is Public Wi-Fi Putting Your Private Data at Risk?

Many people have fallen for the misconception that public Wi-Fi is “safe enough”. The reality? Open networks are among the easiest entry points for cybercriminals, putting your private data at risk.

October 7, 2025 | By Ezekiel Lawson | 16 min read

Web Security PCI DSS

Payment Iframes Now Proven Susceptible to Silent Skimming

Turaco Labs detailed a silent skimming attack that used a proxy to silently skim payment card data from Stripe’s iframe solution. Read the analysis of the attack.

October 7, 2025 | By John Elliott | 14 min read

Web Security Product

The State of Iframe Security: Payment Protection Tips for Merchant PCI DSS Compliance

Explore how solutions like Jscrambler’s Iframe Integrity can help businesses secure payment pages, protect customers, and maintain compliance.

September 30, 2025 | By Abigail Amadi | 14 min read

Web Security

Protect Your Online Privacy: Everyday Practical Tips

Online privacy isn’t just a tech issue. It affects everyone. The things we do or share, often without thinking, can be used to profile us, influence what we see, or even steal our identities.

September 23, 2025 | By Ezekiel Lawson | 15 min read

Javascript

Top 14 Javascript Libraries and Frameworks

Explore the top JavaScript libraries and frameworks, encompassing front-end and back-end development, as well as test platforms for websites that every developer should consider when building...

September 16, 2025 | By Ejiro Thankgod | 16 min read

Web Security

The npm Chalk and Debug Attack Proves Again: The Web’s Trust Model is Broken

The web’s trust model is broken: on September 8th, 2025, Aikido reported a major supply chain attack affecting dozens of npm packages, including the hugely popular chalk and debug. In total, the...

September 10, 2025 | By Pedro Fortuna | 17 min read

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