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July 19, 2020
Lessons learned from the ‘Historic’ Twitter Hack
July 16, 2020
The worst is behind us
July 13, 2020
Hagia Sophia and Erdogan’s stupidity!
Lebanon has reached a dead end. All its options are difficult, and the question arises: Who will save it? Will it be the international community? Or the Arab Gulf States? Or, say, Saudi Arabia? Or Iran? I do not think one of the parties mentioned will do so, according to the facts at the moment, and whoever will attempt to do so will fail.The international community is not prepared to act due to the economic circumstances following the coronavirus pandemic. It wants Lebanon to provide guarantees and carry out economic reforms.As to the Gulf states, led by Saudi Arabia, there are no indications, till now, of their desire to act, and this is a correct decision, especially now.As regards Iran, the cost is high, due to the Iranian circumstances themselves, the American sanctions, and the cost...
July 04, 2020
Who will save Lebanon?
July 02, 2020
Travel in the time of coronavirus!
July 01, 2020
The Golden Mirage
June 24, 2020
Collaborating with competitors during times of adversity
THE Turkish danger facing our region, from Syria to Libya through Iraq, is not represented only by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as an individual, but his ideas and they are too complicated to be summed up in a short column as he is too ambitious for leadership, perhaps to the extent of being crazy.The story is that Erdogan’s course of action is based always on justifications, and this is normal as he needs a scheme that mobilizes him. The justification for his scheme is the revival of the new Ottoman Empire, and for this reason Erdogan speaks clearly about the history of Turkey in Libya, and the “sacrifices.”The other issue is that Erdogan, since the Arab Spring, posed himself as a defender of the Muslim Brotherhood, and he is posing himself as an Islamist and symbol of the...
June 22, 2020
Erdogan does not pose danger, his ideas do
June 22, 2020
Egypt draws the line
Cybercrime is an offensive or illegal act that is undertaken with a criminal motive to intentionally acquire financial gains, cause physical or mental harm, and defame a victim. Such activities exploit vulnerabilities in the use of the internet and computing systems to illicitly access or attack information and services.Recently, cyberspace has become a great treasure for illicit criminal activities due to the heavy global investments, online financial transactions, and monetary scale. Criminals in the cyberspace are ruthless and can range from well-trained individuals, organized cybercrime groups, and state-sponsored hackers, etc. Similarly, the victims of cybercrimes can be classified into three major categories e.g. individuals or common computer users, organizations, and...
June 21, 2020
Addressing the Impact of New-Age Cybercrime Ecosystem
