What is a ‘vulnerability’? ‘Vulnerability’ is a very important term as regards cybersecurity; a vulnerability refers to a weakness in a computer system or software- an OS, a device, an…
Read MoreWhat is a ‘vulnerability’? ‘Vulnerability’ is a very important term as regards cybersecurity; a vulnerability refers to a weakness in a computer system or software- an OS, a device, an…
Read MorePhishing attacks have become so common today that almost every day each one of us gets phishing emails, that are either delivered directly to our inbox or filtered out and…
Read MoreAccording to Sophos’s annual Internet Security Threat Report, phishing, malware attacks, and spam reports, are all on the rise across social networks. The analysis as follows: Malware A malware attack…
Read MoreEveryone who uses the Internet has come across this term Website security, but most of them wonder what exactly this is? Is it protecting the website or protecting the internet…
Read MoreBe careful about the potential malware-infested computer: slower-than-normal performance, the current event of pop-ups, and other bizarre issues. It’s conceivable your system has been infested by a virus, spyware, or…
Read MoreMost of the website owners or content owners will want to keep the website freely viewable by visitors, but certain post, video or pictures you want to keep it to…
Read MoreWhether you are building a simple personal website or running a business, the way you build your site has a lot of consequences. There are many reasons to password protect…
Read MoreThe harm caused by a virus or malware, which infects a home PC or a corporate system can be diverse – from an insignificant increase in traffic in your network…
Read MoreSSL certificates today are very important, especially for website security and in general for overall online security. Even the ordinary internet user today looks for the HTTPS in the address…
Read MoreMalware is (potentially) well written software, indistinguishable from any other piece of code, until if performs a malicious act. All malware starts its life by being unidentified as malware (i.e….
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