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Ever lent your company computer to a colleague who plugged in a USB drive? Suspect unknown devices connected to your home computer? These records are actually stored in the system. This article explains how to check the history of USB devices that were connected on Windows and Mac.
CTF competitions are not just for practice; some large events offer real cash prizes, attracting professional teams to participate full-time. This article explains the scale of prizes in CTF competitions, common types of events, and the true value of these competitions for beginners beyond cash
After discussing a topic with friends, related ads pop up in apps, leading many to suspect their phones are listening. This article explains the technical reasons behind this phenomenon and why the answer is usually not as simple as eavesdropping.
You may be using Telegram on your phone solo, but suspect other devices are somehow syncing messages. How does this happen? This article explains the workings of Telegram's desktop QR Code login and how to check and remove unknown logged-in devices.
If a private video or photo leaks unexpectedly, the first 24 hours are often the most crucial and can leave you feeling overwhelmed. This article outlines specific actions to prioritize during this period, helping you regain clarity amidst the chaos.
When your laptop camera suddenly makes you feel uneasy but the indicator light is off, does that mean safety? This article explains how laptop cameras can be accessed remotely, whether the indicator light can be bypassed, and several simple self-protection methods you can implement.