Search Results for: Encrypted HTTPS traffic Blog Post What Is Hash Function? What Is It Used For and Why Is It Important? February 5, 2021 In the world of information technology and cybersecurity the term “hash”, or “hash function” appears abundantly. Hundreds of hashing algorithms... Blog Post FBI Warning – Avoid Using Free Wi-Fi During Your Travel December 24, 2019 Here is a warning from the FBI that people should avoid using free Wi-Fi networks but phone’s mobile data connection... Blog Post Vulnerability Threatens Intel That Leads To Affect Its Users January 13, 2022 A recent Intel security vulnerability allows unauthorized individuals with physical access to exploit and install malware on the chip. The... Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected... Blog Post Types of SSL Certificates – Why Should You Care? November 20, 2020 Are you in a process of creating your own webpage or do you already have one or two? Then, you... Blog Post Finally! 80% of Android Apps Encrypt Network Traffic December 6, 2019 When you use apps on your phone, have you ever thought if your network traffic can be viewed by a... Blog Post Most Common Wi-Fi Attacks May 4, 2020 The rapid development of smartphones has been about a decade. Compared with the old non-smart phones, the biggest difference should... Blog Post Boost MongoDB Security and Keep Hackers Away With These 10 Powerful Tips May 28, 2020 Multiple businesses across the globe use MongoDB for data storage projects. Though this database has some security configurations by default,... Blog Post Man in the middle attacks in Mobile Devices May 18, 2020 Mobile security has always been a weak link for cyber attacks in organizations since mobile devices have been introduced to... Blog Post Top 10 Most Dangerous Cyber Viruses of All Time April 22, 2020 Top Destructive Cyber Viruses and How to Avoid Them. 1. CryptoLocker. CryptoLocker Ransomware was released in September 2013 and it... Blog Post Internet Traffic Hijack Disrupts and Redirects Google to China and Russia November 13, 2018 An internet redirect hijack that rerouted traffic through Russia and China disrupted multiple Google services, including cloud-hosting and searches, on... Blog Post Phishing Sites Using Lock Symbol to Prove Legitimacy November 28, 2018 When accessing a website, the green padlock on the left corner indicates that the connection between the website and user... Blog Post Reddit Is Switching to Total HTTPS Encryption June 19, 2015 Popular mainstream website Reddit has announced that it will begin encrypting all traffic transmitted to and from its website, safeguarding user privacy. Blog Post Google Angling to Make Ads Encrypted – Experts Warn It Comes with a Downside April 21, 2015 Google is influencing the internet to adopt a ‘HTTPS everywhere’ initiative, where advertisers and administrators are encouraged to embrace encryption. Blog Post VPNs Aren’t as Secure as You Think July 3, 2015 Contrary to popular belief, 14 of the most commercial VPN providers are insecure and vulnerable to leaking user data, claim researchers.
Blog Post What Is Hash Function? What Is It Used For and Why Is It Important? February 5, 2021 In the world of information technology and cybersecurity the term “hash”, or “hash function” appears abundantly. Hundreds of hashing algorithms...
Blog Post FBI Warning – Avoid Using Free Wi-Fi During Your Travel December 24, 2019 Here is a warning from the FBI that people should avoid using free Wi-Fi networks but phone’s mobile data connection...
Blog Post Vulnerability Threatens Intel That Leads To Affect Its Users January 13, 2022 A recent Intel security vulnerability allows unauthorized individuals with physical access to exploit and install malware on the chip. The...
Blog Post What is BendyBear? How to Counter the New Malware Cyberespionage Threat From China February 25, 2021 BendyBear malware is a stealth-focused Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware. Therefore, its main function is to lie undetected in infected...
Blog Post Types of SSL Certificates – Why Should You Care? November 20, 2020 Are you in a process of creating your own webpage or do you already have one or two? Then, you...
Blog Post Finally! 80% of Android Apps Encrypt Network Traffic December 6, 2019 When you use apps on your phone, have you ever thought if your network traffic can be viewed by a...
Blog Post Most Common Wi-Fi Attacks May 4, 2020 The rapid development of smartphones has been about a decade. Compared with the old non-smart phones, the biggest difference should...
Blog Post Boost MongoDB Security and Keep Hackers Away With These 10 Powerful Tips May 28, 2020 Multiple businesses across the globe use MongoDB for data storage projects. Though this database has some security configurations by default,...
Blog Post Man in the middle attacks in Mobile Devices May 18, 2020 Mobile security has always been a weak link for cyber attacks in organizations since mobile devices have been introduced to...
Blog Post Top 10 Most Dangerous Cyber Viruses of All Time April 22, 2020 Top Destructive Cyber Viruses and How to Avoid Them. 1. CryptoLocker. CryptoLocker Ransomware was released in September 2013 and it...
Blog Post Internet Traffic Hijack Disrupts and Redirects Google to China and Russia November 13, 2018 An internet redirect hijack that rerouted traffic through Russia and China disrupted multiple Google services, including cloud-hosting and searches, on...
Blog Post Phishing Sites Using Lock Symbol to Prove Legitimacy November 28, 2018 When accessing a website, the green padlock on the left corner indicates that the connection between the website and user...
Blog Post Reddit Is Switching to Total HTTPS Encryption June 19, 2015 Popular mainstream website Reddit has announced that it will begin encrypting all traffic transmitted to and from its website, safeguarding user privacy.
Blog Post Google Angling to Make Ads Encrypted – Experts Warn It Comes with a Downside April 21, 2015 Google is influencing the internet to adopt a ‘HTTPS everywhere’ initiative, where advertisers and administrators are encouraged to embrace encryption.
Blog Post VPNs Aren’t as Secure as You Think July 3, 2015 Contrary to popular belief, 14 of the most commercial VPN providers are insecure and vulnerable to leaking user data, claim researchers.
