Digital Espionage

Digital espionage refers to the practice of secretly collecting sensitive information from individuals, corporations, or governments using digital tools and technologies. This often involves hacking into computers, networks, or communication systems to access confidential data, such as trade secrets, personal information, or national security details. It can be carried out by various actors, including state-sponsored groups, cybercriminals, or corporate rivals, and poses significant risks to privacy, security, and economic interests. As our lives increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, understanding and protecting against digital espionage is crucial for both individuals and organizations.