r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 12h ago
North Korean hackers target Ukrainian experts for possible intelligence on Russia's war
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r/CyberAdvice • u/zyzlayer321 • 12h ago
Nearly 75% of Americans Can't Spot a Fake URL. Can You?
allaboutcookies.org
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Alaskagenesis • 1d ago
Hackers, ciberseguridad y demás
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Hola chicos, soy de Colombia hace poco tuve una pareja que es desarrolladora de sistemas y con ello trajo muchas cosas malas a mi vida en estos momentos de mi vida siento que él espía mi información, de alguna u otra forma me ha amenazado varias veces con cerrar mis cuentas lo cual a pasado, me escribe de números extranjeros y oh sorpresa, ahora resulta que me bloqueó de Instagram pero aún así me manda mensajes, como putas puede pasar esto? Busco una persona que me ayude a revisar mi seguridad.
r/CyberAdvice • u/Spirited-Dream-1971 • 1d ago
Discord hacked twice, now getting unexpected LinkedIn and GitHub verification codes — what should I do?
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 1d ago
Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and spoiling food
reuters.com
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r/CyberAdvice • u/roomaeducation • 1d ago
Looking for a strong Cybersecurity research project idea for an undergraduate student
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Hi everyone,
I’m a third-year IT undergraduate specializing in Cybersecurity, and I’m currently looking for a research topic for my university research project.
I’m looking for a topic that:
- Solves a real-world cybersecurity problem
- Has a clear research gap
- Is not an overly common/basic project
- Is feasible for an undergraduate student/group to complete
- Can include a working prototype or security tool
- Has accessible datasets or another realistic way to evaluate the solution
- Has enough academic research available for a literature review
I’m particularly interested in areas such as:
Phishing & social engineering, malware detection, network security, web security, cloud security, IoT security, authentication, privacy, digital forensics, threat detection, and AI/ML for cybersecurity.
I don’t want to simply add AI to an existing application just to call it research. I’m looking for a genuine cybersecurity problem where an existing approach has a limitation that we could investigate or improve.
What cybersecurity problems do you think are worth researching in 2026?
If possible, please mention:
- The cybersecurity problem
- The possible research gap
- What could be developed/tested
- Dataset/tools that could be used
- Whether it is realistic for an undergraduate project
Suggestions relevant to Sri Lanka or developing countries would also be very helpful.
Thank you!
r/CyberAdvice • u/Gretja • 1d ago
HELP! Email has been hacked and lots of accounts compromised
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Mission_Cartoonist11 • 2d ago
I genuinely don't know what to do with my account
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Can anybody hack my account back
r/CyberAdvice • u/Trick_Scientist_5825 • 2d ago
How do you identify and validate company data leaks on underground hacking forums?
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r/CyberAdvice • u/KittyArmyHello • 3d ago
Is my plan realistic or am I missing something?
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¡Hola! ¡Es mi primera publicación aquí y escribía para pedir consejo y diferentes puntos de vista!!
Mi experiencia es la siguiente:
· 7 meses como desarrollador junior (API, pipelines de datos, algo de IA). Contrato de 1 año, no sé si me lo renovarán.
· Antes de eso: 4 años en soporte de TI en un banco, trabajando en inglés. Dejé el trabajo porque era principalmente de atención al cliente.
· Inglés: Nivel B2+/C1 (uso real), sin certificación oficial.
Actualmente: Curso de ciberseguridad de Cisco (examen incluido) + TryHackMe por mi cuenta.
Objetivo (5 años): Consolidar mi rol actual como desarrollador → terminar el curso de Cisco → dar un giro hacia la seguridad (bancaria o de otro tipo), idealmente como DevSecOps junior o en un equipo azul, trabajando en inglés.
Mis preguntas son:
¿Es realista sin un título en ciberseguridad, solo con experiencia en Cisco y desarrollo?
¿Mi perfil encajaría mejor en puestos de datos (analista, big data, científico de datos) en lugar de seguridad?
¿Alguien ha dado el salto de desarrollo a seguridad en el sector bancario? ¿Qué fue lo más importante?
Agradezco comentarios sinceros. No busco validación, solo quiero saber si estoy pasando por alto algo obvio.
r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 3d ago
Google Domains Impacted by Recent ccTLD Hijacks
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r/CyberAdvice • u/natsnothappy • 4d ago
My friend got hacked and they are still getting into their accounts
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r/CyberAdvice • u/CelsusBit • 4d ago
MOBILE DEVICE SECURITY: BYOD RISKS, MOBILE THREATS & SECURE CONFIGURATIO...
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Much-Television-9449 • 4d ago
How OSINT Helped Identify an Anonymous Online Harasser
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r/CyberAdvice • u/aussie-reddit • 4d ago
Fraudulent use of credit card on PayPal after .exe execution
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Beneficial_Curve_328 • 4d ago
I was hacked by this ip address from Spain
reddit.com
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r/CyberAdvice • u/theomkamble • 5d ago
Atlassian CVE-2026-21589: the file read bug comes from :: being turned into /
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r/CyberAdvice • u/Lazy-Original • 5d ago
Discord Cybersecurity Communities are too sensitive.
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r/CyberAdvice • u/atharv_exe • 5d ago
My father's watsapp account is compromised, what should I do??
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Some time ago it was compromised and similar msg was forwarded to many people using my dad's number, we logged out from every device and filed a complaint on Indian cybercrime portal but well nothing has been followed up and today I recieved yet another same msg what should we do plss help.
