Every time you use a website, say you press a button, fill a form or log in to an account, the website communicates with a web server miles away. The web server processes this data and gives the required response as the situation may be.Someone can attempt to intercept the data while in transit…
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BlackBerry Recently Concluded The Acquisition Of Cylance
"Today, BlackBerry took a giant step forward toward our goal of being the world’s largest and most trusted…
Second-hand USB Flash Drives Are Gold Mines For Identity Thieves And Blackmailers…
Your old USB drive can be used against you if you don’t know how to completely erase USB flash drive before…
Opting Out Doesn’t Really Stop Data Collection: Online Privacy Is Almost…
How many times have you clicked ”opt out” thinking ”this will stop the internet from tracking me”? The truth is,…
Password Managers Have A Security Flaw
Password managers have a security flaw and you should be careful about using them: a new study found bugs in five…
How To Spot Phishing Attacks
Phishing attacks might be one of the oldest tricks in the book for hackers but it is still very effective and…
A Quick Checklist to Secure Your Windows Web Server
Nothing is more devastating to an online company than losing a web server to hackers. Having a VPS or dedicated…
Restaurants Are the Perfect Targets for Hackers
Any business that connects to the Internet is at risk of
being a target for hackers. Many business owners make…
Understanding the Importance of Password Hashing in Cyber-Security
Most developers know that you should store sensitive data only in an encrypted form, but what they don't know is…
Why You Should Disable Adobe Flash on Corporate Desktops for Better Cyber Security
Adobe Flash is no stranger to zero-day exploits. The application has been under fire for years over its…