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Thinking out loud.

Notes from the studio on design, technology and the decisions behind digital experiences that work.

  1. An open storage box spilling blank photo prints and ID-style cards beside an unlocked padlock

    Technology24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    The Tea app leak: 72,000 images exposed by a misconfigured storage bucket

    In July 2025, the Tea app left a storage space open to the internet, exposing selfies and ID photos used to verify its users. No sophisticated attack was needed. Lessons for anyone building an app.

  2. A Moroccan-style office desk with a laptop lock icon, a checklist notebook, a key and an olive plant

    Business24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    Cybersecurity for small businesses in Morocco: 10 lessons from recent major attacks

    CNSS, OFPPT, FortiBleed, Marks & Spencer, deepfakes: recent major cyberattacks share common causes. Here are ten practical measures, within reach of a Moroccan small business, to reduce the risk.

  3. An empty pharmacy counter with prescription bags and blank screens

    Technology24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    Change Healthcare: one login without two-factor authentication, millions of records exposed

    In February 2024, ransomware paralysed Change Healthcare, a central link in US healthcare. A $22m ransom was paid, and about 190 million people were affected.

  4. A brass notary stamp and fountain pen on property deed papers beside a laptop releasing digital particles

    Technology24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    The Tawtik leak: how Moroccan property documents ended up online, and what it teaches

    In June 2025, hackers claimed to have stolen documents from Morocco’s land registry, the ANCFCC. The DGSSI later said the data came from Tawtik, a platform used by notaries. Why the weakest link is often a user’s computer.

  5. A laptop showing a video call with blurred, glitched silhouettes next to a bank transfer form

    AI24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    Deepfake fraud: $25m lost in a fake video call

    In early 2024, an Arup employee in Hong Kong sent about $25m after a video call with fake, AI-generated colleagues. How the scam works, and how to protect your business.

  6. An empty brass-bound chest with gold coin shapes dissolving into light

    Technology24 Oct 2026 · 3 min

    The Bybit hack: $1.5bn stolen through a third-party tool

    In February 2025, crypto exchange Bybit lost nearly $1.5bn, the largest theft in the industry’s history. The attack went through the interface of a tool used to sign transactions.

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