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For example, keystroke logging can capture sensitive information such as passwords, banking credentials, or private communications, which could eventually be used for extortion or to influence political figures.
The False Security of the Cloud
Many believe that storing data in the cloud is safe, but this assumption is dangerously flawed:
In reality, the cloud is an opaque, poorly understood environment.
Data can be stored on servers across different countries, with varying security measures.
Users often lack visibility into who is managing or monitoring their data.
The risk of data breaches, unauthorized access, or government surveillance is ever-present.