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Cybersecurity fundamentals
From the cryptography of SSL/TLS to hardware isolation (TrustZone, Knox Vault), and from digital surveillance to the risks of uncontrolled AI.
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SOFTWARE_SECURITY
The Cryptography Behind the Padlock: How SSL/TLS Works
When you type https://www.byteakademi.tr/ into your browser's address bar, how many times have you actually looked closely at that tiny padlock icon on the left? For most of us, that padlock is just…
5 MIN READ
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MOBILE
The Steel Vault in Your Pocket: Mobile Security and ARM TrustZone
In spy films we often see hackers break into a mobile phone within seconds, empty every bank account or copy facial recognition data. In everyday life, the malware and phishing attacks our mobile…
4 MIN READ
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MOBILE
Peak Hardware Isolation: Inside Samsung Knox Vault Security
The most common misconception users have about modern smartphone security is that software encryption (Android kernel-level locks) is an impregnable fortress. In reality, once an attacker has the device…
4 MIN READ
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ARTIFICIAL_INTEL
Digital Trojan Horse or Statistical Illusion? AI and Intelligence
We feed AI models balance sheets, source code and medical results every day. Are they neutral assistants, or the most efficient intelligence-gathering machine ever built…
4 MIN READ
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SCIENCE_SOCIETY
What Is the Digital Panopticon and How Do You Escape It?
Bentham's Panopticon no longer needs stone walls or a watchtower; it lives in the chips in our pockets and in data centers. Here is how we walked into the algorithmic cage, and how to get out…
5 MIN READ
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SCIENCE_SOCIETY
The Digital Panopticon in Schools: How AI Fuels Teacher Mobbing
AI tools rushed into schools were supposed to spark a pedagogical revolution. Instead, many have become an algorithmic mobbing mechanism that monitors, scores and pressures teachers around the clock…
4 MIN READ
// OTHER SERIES
Medium voltage and transformer safety4 parts · 22 min
Earthing and protection4 parts · 25 min
Site electrical project management4 parts · 20 min
Processor and chip architectures7 parts · 27 min
AI: from the model to the power grid7 parts · 30 min
Mobile hardware7 parts · 31 min
PC hardware and Windows7 parts · 31 min