Guide Articles
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John Kiriakou and the CIA Torture Program: Waterboarding, Secrecy, and the Accountability Gap
This article examines John Kiriakou, the CIA torture program, waterboarding, the Senate report, and why accountability never reached the officials who built it.
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Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers: The Leak That Blew Open Washington’s Vietnam Deception
This article explains how Daniel Ellsberg’s Pentagon Papers leak exposed Vietnam War deception and triggered a landmark Supreme Court battle over press freedom.
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Hardware Security Keys vs Authenticator Apps vs SMS Codes: What to Use and Why
This article explains hardware security keys, passkeys, authenticator apps, and SMS codes, and shows which MFA method gives the best protection against phishing and account takeover.
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Wi-Fi vs Cellular vs Bluetooth: The Real Differences and Security Risks
This article explains the difference between Wi-Fi, cellular, and Bluetooth, how each works, and the real security vulnerabilities attackers exploit in 2026.
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Deepfakes: What They Are, What Victims Must Do Fast, and How to Keep Your Family Safe
Deepfakes are AI-generated fake videos, images, and voices used in scams, extortion, fake nudes, and impersonation. Learn what deepfakes are, what victims should do immediately, how to report and remove harmful content, and how to protect your family from deepfake abuse.
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How Fake Job Ads Steal Your Identity
Fake job ads are a growing identity theft scam. Learn how fake recruiters steal personal data online, the red flags to spot, and how to verify job listings safely.
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Why Governments Keep Requiring SIM Card Registration — And What It Costs Your Privacy
Governments worldwide are making SIM card registration mandatory to fight scams, fraud, and crime — but the privacy cost is steep. This article explains why SIM registration is expanding, how it links your phone number to your real identity, and what that means for surveillance, data breaches, anonymity, and digital rights.