Can artificial intelligence make hacking easier?
September 29, 2026Learn how artificial intelligence is transforming the cybersecurity landscape and facilitating cyber attacks, with tips to protect your data. Continue reading
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New cybersecurity threat for businesses in 2026
September 27, 2026Learn about the new cybersecurity challenges businesses will face in 2026 and how to prepare for them. Continue reading
How to connect to your WiFi network without knowing the password?
September 3, 2023Here are 3 tricks you can try and that work efficiently. WiFi is now widespread almost everywhere, yet you still need a password to get inside. Continue reading
Personal data: several compromised medical information near Telus
October 5, 2020The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was recently notified of the incident. The same is true of the Privacy Commissioner's Office. Continue reading
"Zoombombing": Online courses, new targets of cyberattacks
September 30, 2020The return to school in a context where coronavirus is still active highlights the massive use of remote collaboration solutions. Continue reading
Canadian tax attack affected nearly 11,200 citizens
August 25, 2020Following an attack by Revenue Quebec, the site was automatically unavailable to thousands of daily users. For a few days was the case. Continue reading
Personal data: More leaks in Canada
April 1, 2020In Canada, there has been a non-negligent increase in data leaks from state-owned and private enterprises. Continue reading
Industrial firm Alliance has been the target of a cyberattack
September 14, 2019one once again in Canada, a firm has been targeted by cybercriminals who wanted it personal data. Continue reading
100% of adults in Canada have their personal data hacked
September 13, 2019Since the hacking of the U. S. bank Capital One, Canadians are increasingly on the alert. Indeed, they have been most affected by this massive data leak. Continue reading
Cyberattacks and concerns of Quebec government officials continue
September 4, 2019We have seen a wave of cybercrime that has become increasingly of concern to Canada's government class. Continue reading