Hello, my friend! How are you? I hope you are very well. Summer is coming and everything is good. So I have great news. Today you will read an important…
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North Korea, China, and Iran, just three countries that we can easily remember as having government regimes that seriously censor the Internet. These territories implement state-level Internet traffic filtering that…
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Hackers are always on the lookout for vulnerable websites into which they could inject malware and use the same to distribute malware or other potentially harmful applications into users’ systems/devices….
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We have heard how website owners complain about WordPress security. The thought is that open source scripts are vulnerable to all types of attacks. Is that a fact? And if…
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The security team Palo Alto Network’s Unit 42 and GoDaddy had partnered in taking down 15,000 domains that host spam and tasteless products online. Offers from these websites range from…
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When it comes to cyber attack campaigns, we are often hearing news involving a financial institution, a multinational company or a healthcare firm. Never in our typical understanding of cyber…
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According to an article on helpnetsecurity.com, it reads that nearly 40 percent of good domains carried malicious URLs. So now the question arises is legitimate websites compromised to host malicious…
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A new browser-based attack has been devised, by some academics from Greece, which would allow attackers to run malicious code in browsers even after users leave a web page. MarioNet-…
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As the world entered the era of Web 2.0 around 15 years ago, website development has made a major shift when it comes to creating, maintaining and removing website contents….
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The United States Postal Service has fixed a security issue that had caused its website to expose data relating to over 60 million users for over a year. Brian Krebs…
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