IMAP in 2025: Still Insecure by Design — But Not Without Solutions
It’s 2025, and email access via IMAP still works the same way it did in 1999. The protocol lacks native support for two-factor authentication (2FA), making it a weak link
It’s 2025, and email access via IMAP still works the same way it did in 1999. The protocol lacks native support for two-factor authentication (2FA), making it a weak link
Ubuntu Linux provides multiple ways to manage firewall services, primarily through UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) and IPTables. Whether you are using UFW or directly working with IPTables, this guide will walk
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April 2025 — As agentic AI systems become increasingly integrated into developer workflows and productivity tools, they introduce new and underexplored security risks. From prompt injection attacks to tool shadowing
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In an increasingly digital world, data security has become a top priority. Whether it’s personal documents, professional files, or cherished memories captured in photos, losing them can be disastrous. Despite
We’ve all experienced it — the frustrating ordeal of trying to recall a password. That mix of annoyance, insecurity, and wasted time when a system replies with the dreaded “incorrect
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The “Sign in with Google” feature is widely used across corporate services, offering a convenient authentication method backed by Google’s vast infrastructure. However, a recently uncovered vulnerability reveals a significant