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Cyber Resilience Act: exploited vulnerabilities must now be reported within 24 hours
Published date:4 min readAs of September 11, 2026, the first obligations of the EU regulation on the cybersecurity of digital products kick in. Anyone selling software or connected devices in the Union must report exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents on a strict timeline. What changes and how to get ready.
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Prompt injection: the AI agent vulnerability no patch can close
Published date:4 min readWhen an assistant reads emails, web pages, and documents, any text can turn into a command. Why prompt injection has become the main security problem of systems built on language models, and how to limit the damage.
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Windows 10, last call: what to do before extended updates end
Published date:4 min readMainstream support ended in October 2025, and the extended security updates program for home users closes in mid-October 2026. The real options for anyone still on a Windows 10 PC, from moving to Windows 11 to the alternatives.
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Quantum computers and cybersecurity: why 2026 could be a decisive year
Published date:4 min readBetween breakthroughs in error-corrected qubits and the migration to post-quantum cryptography, 2026 marks a turning point for cybersecurity in the quantum computing era.
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Passkeys: 2026 is the year passwords actually start disappearing
Published date:4 min readApple, Google, and Microsoft have made passkeys the default sign-in method across their services. Here's how they work, why they're more secure than a password, and what it means for anyone managing online accounts.
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Deepfakes and identity verification: the new race for digital security
Published date:3 min readAs deepfakes get more convincing, banks, companies, and social platforms are racing to harden their identity verification systems. Here's why the topic is at the top of cybersecurity searches in 2026.