by ClaudeAdmin | Sep 9, 2026 | Children and the Internet, Cybersecurity education
Whether social media is useful or corrosive for a child is decided less by which app they use than by three habits: how they handle time, how they handle comparison, and how they treat other people. All three can be taught, and all three are easier to build early than...
by ClaudeAdmin | Sep 9, 2026 | Children and the Internet, Cybersecurity education
Children use social platforms long before anyone explains to them how those platforms work. They learn the interface in an afternoon and the incentives never. That gap is where most of the trouble starts, because a feed does not feel like a business decision. It feels...
by ClaudeAdmin | Sep 9, 2026 | Children and the Internet, Cybersecurity education
Children grow up in a world that is connected by default. That is not a problem in itself: the internet is where they learn, play and keep their friendships. The problem is that the more time a child spends online, the more likely it becomes that they meet something...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | Artificial intelligence, Cybersecurity education
In recent years deepfake technology has moved from laboratory experiments to everyday tools, used both for legitimate purposes in film, entertainment and education, and for malicious ones. A deepfake is a weapon of digital social engineering: attackers create...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | Artificial intelligence, Courses, Cybersecurity education
Countering disinformation starts with a method, not with an opinion. In a digital environment where information travels faster than our ability to check it, disinformation is no longer only a public communication problem. It is a real vulnerability for citizens,...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | Courses, Cybersecurity education
Phishing is the most widely used method of stealing personal data, and the least technical. It does not attack a computer system, it attacks a person: it relies on haste, on fear and on the trust we place in a familiar name. That is why it works just as well against...
