Online Security and Privacy News

If you’ve ever thought “iPhones are safe by default,” Operation Triangulation spyware is the story that breaks that comfort. This wasn’t a loud scam or a sloppy malicious attachment you could spot. It was a zero click attack built as a sophisticated attack chain, designed to slip into iOS devices quietly and stay useful to threat actors. In this guide, we’ll explain what Operation Triangulation is, how it moved through multiple vulnerabilities, what security analysts learned from the analysis, and what normal people can do as security measures. We’ll also show how VeePN adds an additional layer of protection for your traffic and everyday privacy.

If you’ve ever opened an encryption settings menu and seen “Twofish,” it can feel like a random option nobody talks about. But Twofish encryption has a real story. It was built by well-known cryptographers (including Bruce Schneier) and made it all the way to the final stage of the AES competition. In other words, it nearly became the world’s default “serious” cipher. In this guide, we’ll break down what the Twofish encryption algorithm actually is, how it works without drowning you in math, where it’s used today, and what “secure” really means in 2026. Near the end, we’ll also show how a VPN like VeePN can help protect the stuff encryption alone does not cover, like network visibility and traffic leaks.

Kids like BeReal because it feels simple. No endless edits, no perfect highlights, just a BeReal photo once a day at a random time. But “simple” does not automatically mean BeReal safe. In this guide, we will break down how the BeReal app works, the real potential dangers, and what parents need to know before a child taps “sign up.” We will also show how a VPN like VeePN can add extra privacy at the end.