Fake Signature on Early Works: Interpreting 'Vermeer Before Vermeer'
A fake signature has been identified on one of Vermeer's early works, 'Diana and Her Nymphs,' now set to be displayed in Osaka alongside 'Girl with a Pearl Earring.'
Serious Warning About Mobile Authentication Misuse: "The Trick Is That..."
A warning has been issued about the potential misuse of mobile authentication in Finland, highlighting the risks of identity theft and fraud.
The new form of digital authentication: less data, privacy by design
This article discusses the increasing need for digital authentication and the consequent privacy challenges that individuals face in the interconnected digital environment.
Pay attention: From February 26, the login process for state e-services will be updated
On February 26, Estonia will implement a new secure login method, Smart-ID+, for its state e-services to reduce fraud risks and simplify usage.
Digital upgrade at the General Secretariat for Information Systems – Which services of gov.gr will not be available
The General Secretariat for Information Systems and Digital Governance in Greece is initiating a digital upgrade that will temporarily render several government services unavailable on February 22nd.
Chilling Warning from Traficom: Criminals Have Found a Way to Bypass Strong Authentication
Traficom's cybersecurity center warns that traditional multi-factor authentication is no longer sufficient to protect Microsoft 365 services from sophisticated cybercriminals.
Change to Mobile Certificate
The mobile authentication system in Finland is undergoing a visual update, which may cause confusion among users but does not affect the functionality of the service.
Are we ready to live without passwords?
The article discusses the shift from traditional passwords to more secure identification methods like 'passkeys', driven by technological advancements and security concerns.
Change to Mobile Certificate
The mobile certificate's authentication page has undergone a minor change, which may raise suspicions among some users regarding potential scams.
The Pedro Friedeberg Foundation Will Certify Its Works
The Pedro Friedeberg Foundation introduces unforgeable certificates that combine paper's tactile quality with blockchain technology to secure art transactions.
Masterpiece questioned: Brushstrokes do not match
Two paintings attributed to the Flemish master Jan van Eyck may actually have been painted by someone else, following an AI analysis of the artist's brushstrokes.
NOTE! ⟩ SRS: EDS can no longer be accessed with a password – check your access now
As the time approaches for residents to start submitting their annual income declarations, the State Revenue Service (SRS) urges everyone to ensure they have a secure electronic authentication tool ready, as password access will no longer be available from 2026.
What is this friend?
During Rahul Gandhi's speech in the Lok Sabha, opposition MPs created a ruckus leading to session disruption, seeking authentication for an article he referenced in his address.
Da Vinci Code cracked? Researchers discover traces on drawing
Scientists have extracted DNA from a drawing attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, marking a breakthrough that could aid in the authentication of disputed works.