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DNS and Privacy: Who Controls Your Browsing
Laura Zambrano
While most discussions about Internet privacy focus on cookies and fingerprinting, there is a fundamental layer that often goes unnoticed, the Domain Name System (DNS). Created in the 1980s to translate friendly domain names (like example.com) into IP addresses, DNS has become a potential tool for surveillance and censorship. Each DNS query typically travels unencrypted, exposing our browsing habits to...
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Quick Response
- August 08, 2025
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Ivonne Zambrano
- 2025. The world isn’t spinning any faster, but we live as if it were. Everything is fleeting, fast, instantly. We’ve grown used to life happening in real time, without pause....
Secure Wi‑Fi: Basic Steps to Protect Your Connection and Privacy
- July 01, 2025
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Laura Zambrano
- Today, practically everything we do on our devices goes through a Wi‑Fi network: from checking email and making video calls, to watching a show or managing bank accounts. Sometimes we...
Regarding the approval of the organic law of intelligence
- June 10, 2025
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Centro de Autonomía Digital
- The Intelligence Law proposed in Ecuador raises deep concerns about its potential impact on the rights and freedoms of those who live in the country. While national security is a...
Programming languages for more secure development
- May 12, 2025
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Ola Bini
- When starting a new development project, there exists many choices that can be made. These choices will often have a large impact on both functional and non-functional aspects of the...
Loan Apps - A Digital Trap
- April 04, 2025
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Álvaro Paredes
- By Alvaro Paredes