Aug 23, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
Peros: Merging Innovation, Ethics, and Legacy in Global Security In early 2025, researchers at MIT reported a groundbreaking anomaly during a quantum teleportation experiment—the unexpected reappearance of a quantum state that had already been deliberately erased....
Aug 23, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
Peros: Merging Innovation, Ethics, and Legacy in Global Security In early 2025, researchers at MIT reported a groundbreaking anomaly during a quantum teleportation experiment—the unexpected reappearance of a quantum state that had already been deliberately erased....
Aug 23, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
Peros: Merging Innovation, Ethics, and Legacy in Global Security One of Peros’s most notable contributions was the installation of a state-of-the-art security camera system at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, Israel, a project that significantly enhanced the safety and...
Aug 23, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
The Evolution of APTs: From 1986 to Now In 1986, cybersecurity pioneer Clifford Stoll uncovered a hacker at Lawrence Berkeley Lab exploiting a 75-cent billing glitch to infiltrate NASA, the Department of Defense, and nuclear research centers. His DIY investigation...
Aug 20, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
Tourists Discover Pen-Shaped Spy Cameras in Jersey Shore Boardwalk Bathrooms In Ocean City, New Jersey Why This Incident Matters This case illustrates a disturbing trend: covert surveillance devices can appear in everyday objects and public spaces, extending privacy...
Aug 16, 2025 | bugged latest blogs
Confronting the Inherent Limits of Cybersecurity While former NSA Chief Paul Nakasone’s remarks highlight important shifts in cybersecurity policy and leadership, it’s crucial to recognize a deeper, systemic issue that remains largely unaddressed. Despite the...
