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Hackers leaked confidential files of Boeing, Lockheed Martin and SpaceX after ransom not paid

2020-04-13
On: April 13, 2020
In: Incidents

Despite efforts to combat cybercrime, sometimes companies can’t do anything to prevent their information from being exposed. According to experts from a cyber security course, a data breach in aRead More →

New vulnerabilities reported to hack Ford Focus & Volkswagen Polo

2020-04-13
On: April 13, 2020
In: News Videos, Vulnerabilities

While technological advances help facilitate some everyday activities, they can also be used by hackers to expose people to new variants of cyberattacks. Cloud security course specialists published research inRead More →

San Francisco Airport hacked. Network credentials leaked

2020-04-13
On: April 13, 2020
In: Incidents

Although some industries are partially operating, threat actors do not miss the opportunity to generate havoc. According to specialists in a hacking course, a group of cybercriminals successfully managed toRead More →

The Pykspa virus is hacking Skype calls and accounts

2020-04-13
On: April 13, 2020
In: Malware

Remote work has become one of the main measures to prevent massive coronavirus contagion; to carry out their activities relatively normally, public and private companies around the world resort toRead More →

Hack Information of Any Website using WebKiller

2020-04-13
On: April 13, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction For hacking any website or web application, information gathering phase about the target is must. Hackers use different tools for collecting unique information about the target. Web killer isRead More →

Simple to Use OSINT (open source investigation) Framework – Maryam

2020-04-10
On: April 10, 2020
In: Tutorials

Introduction Maryam framework tool is an OSINT (open source investigation) tool. Mostly this tool is used for web application penetration testing to recon the information about the web application. ThisRead More →

How Not To Become a Victim of Online Dating Scam?

2020-04-09
On: April 9, 2020
In: Technology Talk

Being catfished is when you interact with a person who has created a fake person online, either through dating apps or social media platforms. Catfishers are usually lonely people whoRead More →

The Worst Cyber Attacks of 2019 and How to Avoid Them in 2020

2020-04-08
On: April 8, 2020
In: Technology Talk

A cybersecurity threat is the risk posed by a successful cyber or Internet-based attack. A cyber attack is a malicious, intentional effort to breach an individual or organization’s systems. CyberRead More →

How to easily verify vulnerabilities in JavaScript code with this tool

2020-04-08
On: April 8, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Scanning and analysis are some of the key elements for timely detection of potential security vulnerabilities, as cloud computing security specialists mentioned. There are multiple ways to analyze a systemRead More →

This video conferencing software is recommended by Edward Snowden

2020-04-08
On: April 8, 2020
In: News Videos, Technology

The use of video conferencing platforms has grown as people need to isolate themselves due to the global coronavirus outbreak. Specialists in a hacking course mentioned that one of theRead More →

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