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vulnerabilities disclosed in 2026
(and it's only June)
What you're up against
Modern threats don't come one at a time. They compound.
Where do I start?
The right security setup depends on where you are.
Latest Articles
Practical guides on privacy, security, and compliance for businesses and individuals in Switzerland.
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Best VPNs for Switzerland (June 2026): Proton VPN, NordVPN, Surfshark, and Mullvad Compared
Four VPN providers compared on headquarters, independently audited no-logs policies, anonymous payment, and which one fits individuals, freelancers, or an SME in Switzerland.
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Click, Fix, Malware? How Fake CAPTCHAs Fuel ClickFix Attacks
How ClickFix attacks exploit fake CAPTCHAs or browser errors to get visitors to run malicious commands themselves.
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Proton Pass: Can the new AI Access Tokens make AI agents safer?
Proton Pass now offers AI Access Tokens for AI agents. We explain what they can do, where their limits lie, and how SMEs can put them to use.
Privacy & Security Glossary
Key terms explained, from nFADP to endpoint protection.
- 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication)
- A security method that requires two different forms of verification before granting access, typically a password plus a code from a device you own.
- Backup
- A copy of your data stored separately from the original, allowing recovery after data loss from ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, or natural disaster.
- BACS (Federal Office for Cybersecurity)
- Switzerland's federal cybersecurity authority (Bundesamt für Cybersicherheit), responsible for national cyber threat monitoring, incident coordination, and the mandatory 24-hour reporting requirement for critical infrastructure.
- ClickFix
- ClickFix is a social-engineering technique where a fake CAPTCHA or error message gets visitors to run a copied malicious command themselves. Because the victim launches the command, the attack needs no technical vulnerability.
- Credential Stuffing
- An automated attack that uses stolen username/password pairs from one data breach to attempt logins on other services, exploiting the widespread habit of password reuse.
- Dark Web
- A part of the internet only accessible through specialized software (like Tor), where stolen credentials, personal data, and hacking tools are frequently traded on anonymous marketplaces.
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