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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 →

Top 10 exploits used by hackers to easily take control of servers

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

Every week, multiple security vulnerabilities are reported in various technological developments. According to cloud security course specialists, it is critical to detect and correct these flaws before threat actors manageRead More →

Hackers leak Zoom accounts’ usernames, passwords, full names and email addresses

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

Forced social distancing has unusually driven the use of remote communication platforms such as Skype, Hangouts, WhatsApp and mainly Zoom, which has shown a prominent growth in terms of itsRead More →

Anonymous and Secure Software for Whistleblowers – GlobalLeaks

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

Introduction Globaleaks is an open-source tool. This tool is introduced for publishing the news/article or any type of confidential information, which the world must know about it. This can beRead More →

Do not open your bank account on your HP laptop; they’re easy target for hackers

2020-04-07
On: April 7, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Several cloud computing security specialists and users have always pointed out the multiple issues related to software pre-installed on technology devices. Recent research has revealed various security flaws in softwareRead More →

How to easily hijack any WhatsApp account?

2020-04-07
On: April 7, 2020
In: Mobile Security, News Videos

Coronavirus has been shown to be highly dangerous to people’s health, as well as advancing at an accelerated rate. Faced with the impossibility of leaving home, individuals and organizations resortRead More →

New WhatsApp virus infecting devices via YouTube APK

2020-04-07
On: April 7, 2020
In: Mobile Security, News Videos

By now, anyone would say that it is not necessary to have taken a cyber security course to know that it is not convenient to download applications or files fromRead More →

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