Love is in the air—or is it? As February unfolds, the world is painted red with roses, hearts, and romantic gestures. But beneath the glossy surface of chocolates and candlelit dinners lurks a different kind of romance—one fueled by deception, fraud, and heartbreak. While millions celebrate love, cybercriminals see Valentine’s

Introduction I have a story I’d like to share with you. Not so long ago, I flew back to my old country, Croatia, to visit old friends and places and attend some anniversaries, and being a keen photographer, I asked my old school friend to stop near an oil refinery.

Introduction: When something is marketed as “free money,” alarm bells should ring. The PayPal-owned browser extension Honey—once heralded as the ultimate deal hunter for online shoppers—has found itself at the epicentre of what could be the largest influencer scandal in history. As allegations of commission theft and deceptive practices surface,

Introduction How many times have you checked your phone today? Ten times? Fifty? Research shows the average person picks up their phone 344 times per day—once every four minutes. These devices have become more than tools; they’re our wallets, personal assistants, and lifelines. But as mobile use skyrockets, so do

Introduction: Information is the most precious commodity in a company today and keeping it safe is non-negotiable. Organizations may ignore the underlying risks, though, as they hunt for cost-cutting ideas, including hiring digital nomads and virtual assistants (VAs). Though these behaviours seem innocuous, partying late and “working” during the day