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The Unavoidable Truth: Understanding Residual Risk in Cybersecurity

When a company invests heavily in firewalls, encryption, and training, they often assume they’ve achieved a state of perfect security.
Data Security vs. Data Privacy: Why Your System Needs Both

It’s one of the most common mistakes in tech: confusing Data Security and Data Privacy. When building a system, especially
Advancing Intelligent UAV Swarms — A Journey of Research, Collaboration, and Discovery

I am delighted to share a significant milestone in my research journey: the acceptance of our latest paper, “A Multi-Objective
When Systems Fail: The Critical Principle of “Fail Securely”

In the world of software engineering, we often focus on building things that work. But true resilience lies in designing
The Silent Killer: Why Ignoring Patch Management Puts Your Organization at Risk

In the world of cybersecurity, there’s a common paradox: the biggest threats aren’t zero-day exploits (flaws no one knows about),
The Essential Security Roadmap: Why the OWASP Top 10 Still Rules Development and Testing

If you’re building software today, your security strategy must start with the OWASP Top 10. More than just a list
Who’s Who in OAuth 2.0? Understanding the Client and the Authorization Server

If you’ve ever signed up for a new app using “Log in with Google” or “Connect with Spotify,” you’ve used
Why You Can’t Afford to Skip the SSDLC: Building Security In, Not Bolting It On

In the digital world, every application we build is a potential target. Yet, far too many development teams still treat

The Unavoidable Truth: Understanding Residual Risk in Cybersecurity

December 4, 2025 admin Science, Technology

When a company invests heavily in firewalls, encryption, and training, they often assume they’ve achieved a state of perfect security. In reality, this is an

Data Security vs. Data Privacy: Why Your System Needs Both

December 3, 2025 admin Science, Technology

It’s one of the most common mistakes in tech: confusing Data Security and Data Privacy. When building a system, especially one that handles user or

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Advancing Intelligent UAV Swarms — A Journey of Research, Collaboration, and Discovery

November 30, 2025 admin Ideas, Machine Learning, Research Ideas, Science

I am delighted to share a significant milestone in my research journey: the acceptance of our latest paper, “A Multi-Objective Scheme for Collision Avoidance, Swarm

When Systems Fail: The Critical Principle of “Fail Securely”

November 28, 2025 admin Computer Networks, Education, Science, Technology

In the world of software engineering, we often focus on building things that work. But true resilience lies in designing systems that know how to

The Silent Killer: Why Ignoring Patch Management Puts Your Organization at Risk

November 17, 2025 admin Education, Technology

In the world of cybersecurity, there’s a common paradox: the biggest threats aren’t zero-day exploits (flaws no one knows about), but known vulnerabilities for which

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The Essential Security Roadmap: Why the OWASP Top 10 Still Rules Development and Testing

November 11, 2025 admin Computer Networks, Education, Technology

If you’re building software today, your security strategy must start with the OWASP Top 10. More than just a list of flaws, this document—published by

Who’s Who in OAuth 2.0? Understanding the Client and the Authorization Server

November 5, 2025 admin Computer Networks, Education, Technology

If you’ve ever signed up for a new app using “Log in with Google” or “Connect with Spotify,” you’ve used OAuth 2.0. This protocol is

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Why You Can’t Afford to Skip the SSDLC: Building Security In, Not Bolting It On

October 10, 2025 admin Education, Science

In the digital world, every application we build is a potential target. Yet, far too many development teams still treat security as an afterthought—a quick