Backdoor
A backdoor is about any method by which user is able to get around regular security measures and get high level access type on a system Backdoor Trojans couldn’t be more appropriately named as they offer the person or group…
A backdoor is about any method by which user is able to get around regular security measures and get high level access type on a system Backdoor Trojans couldn’t be more appropriately named as they offer the person or group…
Backup entails the systematic duplication and archival of data onto secondary storage mediums. A comprehensive full backup denotes a self-contained and exhaustive replica of a system’s data repository. This procedural undertaking encompasses the judicious curation, extraction, and manipulation of data…
Content Security Policy (CSP) is an extra level of security that assists with locating and repelling specific intrusion types such as Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection. Data thieves utilize these for stealing information, vandalizing websites, and spreading malicious software.…
A CSRF is sneaky by nature. It fools a site into sending a mischievous request which will allow it to inherit the person being targeted’s access rights and identity. Once achieved it effectively has a disguise for its nefarious activities.…
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a system that makes use of HTTP headers, letting a server point out the domain, schemes, or ports, besides its own that a browser may be permitted to load resources from. CORS is also reliant…
Information can be protected if it is transformed into a more secure format. In essence, cryptography is the science which allows ordinary information to be transformed into secure information. The process itself is called encryption, and it’s not something that’s…
The dark web (or dark net as it’s sometimes known) is so called because not only is its content not indexed by normal search engines, it’s also encrypted, and that makes it even more inaccessible. It’s a part of the…
You might have heard the term “DDoS” thrown around – well, it’s an acronym for an increasingly common security risk: the Distributed Denial of Service attack, where websites are disrupted by means of large networks of bots. Hackers use anything…
The deep web is sometimes known as the invisible web or the hidden web, but whatever you call it, it’s about those hidden parts of the Internet that you can’t reach just by using the usual array of search engines like…
Email antivirus protection is so important because email is one of the main avenues for getting into someone’s computer uninvited. If someone wants to send you a virus, then email is probably going to be the first route they’ll try.…