Dew Computing (DC) has recently emerged as a complementary computing paradigm that extends cloud, fog, and edge computing by enabling autonomous, local-first computation directly at end-user devices. Unlike traditional distributed models that rely on centralized or near-edge infrastructures, Dew Computing emphasizes offline-capable, low-latency, and resilient processing at the extreme edge, whi...

Contemporary hybrid threats employ coordinated campaigns across information, cyber, and physical domains, maintaining plausible deniability while exploiting institutional vulnerabilities. This review conducts a scoping analysis following the PRISMA ScR framework (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses—Extension for Scoping Reviews) to evaluate Open Source Intelligenc...

In the realm of secure digital communication, balancing payload capacity with perceptual imperceptibility remains a critical challenge, particularly within lossy compression standards like JPEG. This paper proposes a robust steganography framework that addresses this trade-off by integrating adaptive Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) modification with an edge-based selection criterion. Unlike uni...

The rapid expansion of social media platforms has intensified the spread of negative sentiments, misinformation, and hostile digital interactions, producing measurable consequences for public discourse, institutional trust, and societal stability. Existing models often overlook the cognitive and network-structural mechanisms that drive negative sentiment cascades, limiting capacity for early de...

In today's rapidly changing business environment, organizations and supply chains face increasing socio-economic challenges. To address these challenges, they need new sources of growth and development. One of these sources is lost profits or profits that could be recouped by maximizing the benefits provided by the external environment. To reduce lost profits, organizations and supply chain nee...