Typos may be amusing or humiliating. Cybercriminals, on the other hand, use typosquatting domains to defraud and scam you (and your customers) If you’re asking yourself, “What is typosquatting?” You’ve…
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Nowadays, no one falls for the “Nigerian Prince” email scam! No man, not even my 85-year-old grandmother! After all, we are intelligent individuals who learn from our own (and others’)…
According to reports, approximately 30% of all phishing messages are opened by targeted users. Here’s what you need to know about this sort of cyberattack, as well as the most…
In public key cryptography, also known as asymmetric encryption, there are two key words to consider and distinguish: public key and private key. Since public key cryptography helps you to…
You’re not alone if words like cryptology, cryptography, bitcoin, cryptanalysis, and other related terms keep haunting you in the middle of the night. Also people who have worked in the…
SecDevOps is a method of incorporating and securing product growth. Given that 92 percent of surveyed global companies fail to incorporate security into their DevOps systems, it’s critical for businesses…
Malvertising is the abbreviation for “malicious ads.” It’s a method for cybercriminals to spread malware (malicious software) via advertisements on websites and apps. Malware refers to any code, script, command,…
You’ve come to the right place if you’ve ever wondered what public key infrastructure (PKI) is. It’s something that safeguards our assets, our personal information, and so much more. The…
What is the concept of a malware attack? And what would you do to keep your devices safe from it? Malware is a portmanteau of the words “malicious software” and…
The Internet of Things is a two-edged sword. While having a smart home with a smart lock and a Wi-Fi kettle that automatically heats water for your morning tea makes…