Monthly Archives: June 2026
Encrypted Collaboration: Harvard ASML Launches New Open-Source Framework
Former Signal researchers have launched Encrypted Spaces, a new open-source framework designed to bring true end-to-end encryption to encrypted collaboration tools. Continue reading
End-to-End Encryption in Collaborative Tools: ASML Launches Encrypted Spaces
The Applied Social Media Lab introduces Encrypted Spaces, a new open-source project bringing robust end-to-end encryption to multi-user collaborative web applications. Continue reading
Oracle PeopleSoft Vulnerability CVE-2026-35273 Exploited by ShinyHunters
Learn about the critical Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability CVE-2026-35273 exploited by the ShinyHunters group in a massive extortion campaign targeting higher education. Continue reading
Cicada 3301: The Internet’s Most Mysterious Cryptographic Enigma
Discover the history of Cicada 3301, the mysterious group that recruited code-breakers through complex puzzles before vanishing from the internet. Continue reading
Texas Floating Branch: Investigating the Viral Matrix Glitch
A viral video of a Texas floating branch has sparked intense debate online, with theories ranging from spiderwebs to a potential Matrix glitch before the object mysteriously vanished. Continue reading
piFS Filesystem: The Satirical Project That Stores Data in Pi
Discover the resurgence of the piFS filesystem, a satirical project that explores information theory and data storage through the infinite digits of Pi. Continue reading
Bitwarden Update 2026.6.0: Android Device Lists and macOS ARM64 Support
Discover the latest Bitwarden update 2026.6.0, featuring a new Android devices list, native ARM64 support for macOS Directory Connector, and backend infrastructure enhancements. Continue reading
How to Erase Your Digital Footprint: A Step-by-Step Guide by FootprintIQ
Learn how to erase your digital footprint with this comprehensive guide from FootprintIQ, designed to help you reduce online exposure and improve your personal privacy. Continue reading