Do you use Apple? Well if you do the chances are even if unlike me, you are not a fan of AirDrop, you would have used it a few times if not more. Here is what you need to know about AirDrop flaw. According to German researchers from Technische Universitat Darmstadt , it’s possible for strangers to discover the phone …
Read More »A Detailed Comparison of SASE and SSE Security Solutions
Security technologies have evolved rapidly, especially in response to the shift toward cloud service…
The Quantum Apocalypse: The End of Encryption?
The term “Quantum Apocalypse” might sound like the plot of a science fiction movie, but …
All about Surface, Deep and Dark Web
Skimming the surface The “Web” aka Internet can be a dangerous place. In the modern worl…
Doxing (Doxxing): Defined, Explained and tips to Stay Protected
What is Doxing? ‘Doxing’ popularly known as doxxing gets its name from the term “dropping dox,” or “…
Everything you need to know about DevSecOps
DevSecOps is significantly transforming IT organizations by effectively harnessing the full potentia…
What is a Firewall: Defined, Explained, and Explored
Security is paramount for modern networks, and a Firewall helps inject security by filtering the tra…
What is Fuzzing: Types, Advantages & Disadvantages
Fuzzing or Fuzz testing is increasingly getting popular and is used and advocated by some of the mos…
What are Web Cookies: Privacy, Security & Compliances
Cookies, also known as “Web Cookies” or “HTTP Cookies”, are widely used acro…
Types of Encryption: Defined, Explained & Explored
Cybercrimes are on the rise, and it’s comforting to know that there are methods to protect net…
Bluetooth attacks: BlueJacking, BlueSnarfing & BlueBugging
With the rapidly growing adoption of Bluetooth by portable devices and IoT devices primarily because…
Recent Posts
Legacy Systems: Disadvantages and advantages
The investigation results from the Japanese gaming company Capcom attack released recently, have once again highlighted the disadvantages of legacy systems. But what are legacy systems anyway? Legacy Systems are older applications, outdated firmware, and devices that are end of support from the manufacturer or are not updated for a really long time. If you think you do not use …
Read More »How to Secure Password: Best practices for 2021
Always remember the unpleasant fact that you can and probably will at some time get compromised. It may or may not be due to a mistake. Following the best practices around how to secure password curated by our research team will help you improve your security posture considerably. It will also help you to contain the damage if one of …
Read More »Cyberattacks & Malware Trends for 2021
As we’re now in the 2nd quarter of 2021 and the data from Q1 of 2020 vs 2021 can be used to have a calculated prediction about what’s going to happen to Cyber realm for the rest of the year. COVID-19 hasn’t just brought along havocs the world has never seen before, not just for the physical realm that have killed more than 2.96 million lives (at the time of this blog) and incalculable socioeconomic collateral damages to the human race. But COVID-19 has much further negative impacts in the Cyber realm, some of which have not completely revealed.
Read More »-
Bluetooth attacks: BlueJacking, BlueSnarfing & BlueBugging
With the rapidly growing adoption of Bluetooth by portable devices and IoT devices primarily because …
Read More » -
What is Spear Phishing: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
What is Cryptojacking: Working, detection, & prevention
-
Complete guide to Botnets, and how to stay protected
-
All about Stalkerware: Protection, detection, and removal
-
A Detailed Comparison of SASE and SSE Security Solutions
Security technologies have evolved rapidly, especially in response to the shift toward cloud services and …
Read More » -
The Quantum Apocalypse: The End of Encryption?
-
All about Surface, Deep and Dark Web
-
Doxing (Doxxing): Defined, Explained and tips to Stay Protected
-
What are Web Cookies: Privacy, Security & Compliances
-
What is Fuzzing: Types, Advantages & Disadvantages
Fuzzing or Fuzz testing is increasingly getting popular and is used and advocated by some …
Read More » -
What is ARP Spoofing/Poisoning & tips for security
-
What is IP Spoofing: Defined, Explained & Explored
-
How to secure IoT devices: Challenges & Best Practices
-
How to secure REST API: Best practices and tips
-
Everything you need to know about DevSecOps
DevSecOps is significantly transforming IT organizations by effectively harnessing the full potential of DevOps. Fortune …
Read More » -
What is a Firewall: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
Data Loss Prevention: DLP limitations and how to bypass?
-
What is a Black Hat Hacker: Types of Hackers
-
Types of Email Attacks: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
Everything you need to know about DevSecOps
DevSecOps is significantly transforming IT organizations by effectively harnessing the full potential of DevOps. Fortune …
Read More » -
What is a Firewall: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
Data Loss Prevention: DLP limitations and how to bypass?
-
What is a Black Hat Hacker: Types of Hackers
-
Types of Email Attacks: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
The World This Week (May 17th to May 23, 2021)
According to a Bloomberg Report on Friday, CNA Financials has paid a Ransom of 40 …
Read More » -
The world this week (10th to 16th May 2021)
-
The World This Week (3rd May to 9th May 2021)
-
Bluetooth attacks: BlueJacking, BlueSnarfing & BlueBugging
With the rapidly growing adoption of Bluetooth by portable devices and IoT devices primarily because …
Read More » -
What is Spear Phishing: Defined, Explained, and Explored
-
What is Cryptojacking: Working, detection, & prevention
-
What is SSL Stripping: Defined, Explained and Explored
An attacker can remove the encryption from a client-server communication by using SSL stripping, aka …
Read More » -
The Quantum Apocalypse: The End of Encryption?
-
What are Web Cookies: Privacy, Security & Compliances
-
Doxing (Doxxing): Defined, Explained and tips to Stay Protected
-
What is Web Scraping: security tips and how to?