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Cybersecurity

Six Most Common Types Of Cyberattacks

Six Most Common Types Of Cyberattacks

Jazib ZamanJuly 1, 2022

As per the report of World Economic Forum Global Risk, cyberattacks top the list of global human-caused attacks. Cybercrimes are an impending threat to every ...

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The evolution of cybersecurity accessibility

Ali RazaDecember 17, 2020

Plenty of new technologies begin their product lifecycles as exclusive luxuries. Mobile phones, flatscreen TVs, PCs, SLR cameras, solar panels… all were once ...

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Small business cybersecurity in a post covid world

Ali RazaMarch 23, 2021

Cybersecurity during COVID-19 is facing tremendous challenges, and it is very likely that after the pandemic crisis ensuring secure connections and preventing ...

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The rise of the first cyber extortion cartel

David BalabanJanuary 2, 2021

Although different ransomware gangs operate in the same niche of cybercrime, they are rivals that don’t share their tactics, techniques, and procedures with ...

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Why COVID-19 made cybersecurity even more important than before

Muhammad Zeshan SarwarMarch 10, 2021

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in more ways than one - shops and shopping centers closed, the authorities introduced a limit of ...

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How to Secure Data Transfer in 2026: TLS, SFTP, Encryption and Passkeys

Ali RazaSeptember 14, 2026

The weak points in data transfer are rarely the encryption algorithms. They are the places where encryption is missing or quietly bypassed: an FTP login sent in ...

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Enhancing cybersecurity for remote working

Chuck FriedFebruary 17, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic is changing every aspect of everyday life, from where we go to who we see to how we work. With stay-at-home orders in effect for more than ...

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Cybersecurity Awareness Tips for Employees

Rebecca JamesMay 16, 2026

Cybercrime has accelerated over the past few years. Attackers are better organized, regulations keep changing, and companies have had to rethink basic IT ...

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Cybersecurity vulnerabilities that are often overlooked

Ali RazaJanuary 8, 2021

In recent years, cybersecurity has begun to feel like an uphill battle. With tech-savvy criminals constantly developing new ways to steal valuable data and ...

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Best Private Search Engines in 2026: 10 Secure Alternatives to Google

Jazib ZamanApril 4, 2026

Google processes billions of searches daily and controls roughly 91% of the global search market. That dominance comes at a cost most users never think about: ...

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Facebook removes accounts linked to Russian-owned news agency

Noor ImtiazJanuary 18, 2019

Facebook has labeled hundreds of pages linked to Russia as perpetrators of false news. Facebook claimed yesterday that the Russian Sputnik news agency was ...

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Massive data leak leaves Germany bewildered

Noor ImtiazJanuary 6, 2019

This is undeniably the age of harrowing data leaks. The latest leak has affected several high-profile politicians from Germany and left the country reeling. The ...

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Hijackers are spreading IS propaganda using dormant Twitter accounts

Jessica Baron, PhDJanuary 4, 2019

Hackers are exploiting a decade-old loophole in Twitter accounts. Before July, Twitter did not require e-mail verification of their accounts. This meant anyone ...

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EU seeking ethical hackers to find software bugs

Jessica Baron, PhDFebruary 17, 2021

The European Commission just announced 15 prizes (called Bug Bounties) for ethical hackers. It's looking for people who can find security flaws in popular ...

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Twitter security flaw enables hackers access to UK accounts

Fazeel AshrafJanuary 1, 2019

Twitter has a massive security flaw that enabled vigilante hackers to access accounts based in the UK. Hackers from Insinia, a British security firm, exposed ...

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