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In brief: Bitcoin is digital money sent over the internet without a central operator such as a bank. Its network maintains a shared record of transactions, and the currency unit is denoted by the symb...
In brief: BLIK is a payment system available in the apps of banks that support it. Among other things, it lets you pay in shops and online, withdraw cash from ATMs and send transfers to a phone number...
In brief: Brave is a free web browser that blocks many ads and user-tracking mechanisms by default. It is based on Chromium, the same project used by Google Chrome, so it supports many of the same ext...
In brief: CBD, or cannabidiol, is one of the compounds found in cannabis. It does not cause the intoxication typically associated with THC, but it can affect how you feel, cause side effects and inter...
In brief: CERT Polska is a team within NASK that analyses online threats and responds to security incidents. You can report suspicious text messages, fake banking websites, messages designed to steal ...
In brief: Chromium is an open-source web browser project whose code forms the basis of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and many other browsers. The name also refers to a browser built from that code, si...
In brief: Claude is an artificial intelligence assistant from Anthropic, as well as the name of the family of models that power it. It helps with tasks such as writing, analysing documents, explaining...
In brief: Clickjacking, also called a UI redress attack, tricks users into clicking an element other than the one they see. An attacker might, for example, place an invisible page containing a button ...
In brief: Cloudflare is a network services platform that can speed up website delivery, manage domains and reduce malicious traffic. In a typical configuration, it sits between the visitor and the web...
In brief: Codex is a name used by OpenAI for AI technology and tools that help with programming. It lets you describe tasks in everyday language and then receive code, explanations or proposed changes...
In brief: CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) is a mechanism that lets a server allow a browser to make a response available to a script running on a different origin. The server’s response hea...
At a glance: In Polish public discussion, CPK usually means Centralny Port Komunikacyjny, commonly translated as the Central Transport Hub: a project combining a new airport with rail and road connect...
In brief: CRM is an approach to managing customer relationships, as well as the name for systems that help you do so. CRM software stores contact details, conversation histories, proposals and tasks s...
In brief: Cron is a mechanism on Unix and Linux systems that automatically runs commands or scripts on a predefined schedule. You can use it to create backups, generate reports or delete old files, fo...
In brief: Crontab is a table containing a schedule of commands run automatically by the cron service, most commonly on Linux and Unix systems. The name also refers to the command used to manage that t...
In brief: Cryptocurrency is a digital asset that can be transferred over a computer network, with the authority to spend it secured by cryptography. In many cryptocurrencies, the transaction ledger is...
In brief: csh, or C shell, is a system shell: a program that interprets the commands you enter and runs other programs on Unix and related systems. It supports interactive work and script execution, a...
In brief: CSP, or Content Security Policy, is a browser security mechanism that lets you specify where a page can load resources from and which code it can execute. It helps limit the impact of XSS, t...
In brief: CSRF is an attack in which another website tricks a logged-in user’s browser into sending an unwanted request to a different service. If that service checks only whether the user is lo...
In brief: CSS is a style sheet language that defines the appearance and layout of web pages: colours, fonts, spacing and the positioning of elements. It works alongside HTML, which describes the struc...