Kriptia Magazine

Analytical challenges in monitoring extremism across encrypted platforms

Encrypted platforms continue to constrain visibility into extremist ecosystems; yet, the central challenge for analysts lies not merely in access, but in the reliability and interpretability of available information.

OSINT for Executive Protection: When Digital Threats Become Physical

In recent years, most attacks targeting senior executives no longer begin with physical intrusion, but with a digital reconnaissance phase that exploits the vast amount of personal information available online.

Cybercrime, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing: New Interconnections of Risk

In recent years, the digitalization of the economy has profoundly transformed not only markets and exchange mechanisms, but also the forms of economic and financial crime.

Artificial Intelligence, Companies, and Risk Management: Method and Responsibility

The reflections in this brief contribution aim to outline the highly contemporary topic of the dialogue between risk and the tools of artificial intelligence.

Devotion at Risk. Travel Security Today in Contested and Geopolitically High-Risk Countries

Religious or symbolic journeys are not simple movements. They activate identity narratives, historical memories, and power dynamics.

Between Risk, Communication, and Security: The Recent Trajectory of Kriptia Magazine

In recent months, Kriptia Magazine has outlined a trajectory grounded in a clear theoretical assumption: contemporary security is neither a sectoral field nor reducible to a single dimension—whether military, technological, strategic, or legal. Rather, it is a transversal domain in which mobility, security, information, security management, travel security, geopolitics, economics, and systemic patterns intersect.

Venezuela: State Collapse, Geopolitical Risk, and the Trentini Case

For years, Venezuela has occupied a stable place in international geopolitical debate not only because of its current relevance, but because it reflects—often in amplified form—some of the key fractures of the contemporary global order.

Quantum Technologies as a Response to the Vulnerabilities of Traditional Satellite Communications

In a global context in which space has become a strategic arena, the dynamics of space systems, signals, and security require a comprehensive and forward-looking approach.

Flying money and clandestine banks: how an ancient Chinese tax-collection technique became a crucial element of global money laundering

In October 2025, a major operation carried out by the Guardia di Finanza and coordinated by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) brought renewed attention to the phenomenon of Chinese clandestine banks, active in the covert movement of capital both within and beyond national borders.