The Risk from Worldwide Cyberwarfare To The Corporate World
November 11, 2018, was the 100th-year anniversary of World War 1 Armistice when the world is actually having a new world war. Not the conventional war between states involving...
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8 Cybersecurity Prediction for 2019
We are down for a few weeks before 2018 ends, and technology trends today can give us a glimpse of what 2019 has to offer from the standpoint of...
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Zimbabwe’s Struggle for Better CyberSecurity Defense, Improved with Japan’s Aid
It is fairly common for a first world country to extend its foreign aid to a 3rd world nation, especially in the sectors of food security, education, and infrastructure...
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Massive Crackdown Against Fake Accounts: Facebook Deleted 1.5 Billion Accounts
The social media giant, Facebook has heightened its fight against pretenders and fake accounts in its pursue its commitment with the government. They have released an official report, summarizing...
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StarHub Relies the Most on Enterprise for Growth
The Singaporean telecommunications carrier StarHub seems to be relying the most on enterprise for its growth, as per a report published by the company. StarHub recently came out with...
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Artificial Intelligence as the Next Host of Cyber Attacks, a Cybersecurity Research Firm Revealed
Artificial Intelligence is still crude as of this time, but it has already become both a blessing and a curse to the world. Through AI, companies, large and small,...
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How Google Engineers Protect Politicians during the Election
As reported in the business insider. In the past few years, there has been an increase in targeted hijacking towards the online accounts of politicians and other high-profile figures....
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Man Vs. Machines: Employing Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity
As the market of (AI) is thriving, and how technology people are elevated with its flexibility, various new businesses and Internet giants are racing to make it a part...
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Recipe for disaster: Bluetooth-enabled POS Terminals + MagStripe-based Cards
These days convenience is proportional to security; it can never be convenient if strict security protocols are in-place and vice-versa. As people tend to embrace the cashless way of...
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The LibSSH Security Bug in the Nutshell
Libssh, the direct competitor of OpenSSL has been disclosed of having a critical security flaw in its SSH protocol. A hidden backdoor was recently discovered that enable successful remote...
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