Cybersecurity

Safe Fun: iGaming Payment Methods Become Even More Secure

In the early days of the internet, the idea of giving out your credit card details online would’ve seemed like a one-way ticket to having your identity stolen. Imagine trusting a website with your money! Fast forward to 2018 and global e-commerce sales total more than $2.8 trillion, with experts predicting that by next year (2021)

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How Will AI Transform Cybersecurity?

Artificial Intelligence is pretty much the future of the world, and it can’t be ignored. Soon everything will be smart, integrated, and controlled by algorithms. The cybersecurity industry will doubtlessly head in this direction as well, as older, more reactive methods of protection from cybercriminals will not be effective in the online world of the

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An Insight to Remote Working & Cybersecurity Amidst a Pandemic

The COVID-19 has disrupted businesses at a large scale, and companies all across the globe are working with fully remote workforces. A new report found that the sudden switch to work-from-home resulted in quick and even hasty deployment of cloud services in some cases. This led to overlooking various things in the security configuration, leaving companies susceptible to

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Vulnerability shuts down the Emulator Used by Avast Antivirus

Do you also feel your device is safe because of the antivirus that has more than 435 million monthly active users? Yes, we are talking about the Avast antivirus! It shares the most significant market among the malware application vendors across the globe. In the year 2017, it was one of the most famed antivirus

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Improve Online Experience-Online Survey Bypasser Free

Are you aware of the stats that seventy-two percent of the internet users feel that online surveys interfere with their experience while working on net? Yes, it is the truth, and if you are a regular user of the internet, then you might have faced this problem. Do not worry users; to eliminate this issue,

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New York Airport Paid Ransomware Demand After Suffering

The replacement for GandCrab Sodinokibi has been in the news for a long time. The evil ransomware (or REvil) has reached numerous high profile targets. And now, the latest attack on Sodinikobi has affected New York Airport systems.  Sodinokibi Attack The Albany County Airport Authority has recently announced a cyber attack on its infrastructure. Sodinokibi

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7 Big Factors that makes Small Business at Risk

Small organizations still face a long list of threats to security. These threats and vulnerabilities should take precedence. Increasingly, cyber criminals are targeting smaller organisations. This makes small and medium-sized enterprises (SMBs) hard to find. They are also working with smaller budgets and staff constraints in the face of a long list of cyber threats,

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IoT Cybersecurity Is Still Very Problematic

In our past article, we have discussed the flaws affecting an obscure embedded OS, which happens to be one of the most successful operating systems in history, while at the same time remained hidden from most users, VxWorks. We are in the middle of a major shift in computing, as competition for the standard operating

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Mitrecorp Issues Fake Vulnerability Bug Report For VLC Player

CERT-Bund has issued a critical advisory regarding an alleged persistent vulnerability in all versions of VLC Player from version 3.0.7.1 and older. VLC Player is a very popular cross platform open source media player with versions available in Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS, Android and Unix. The bug has something to do with buffer over-read, connected

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Comprehensive Cybersecurity Plan, A Must For Firms

Cyber ​​attacks are changing with the times. Initially, personal cyber-attacks were nothing but digital vandalism, seeking for 15-minutes of fame were mainstream, but the people behind the attacks today shifted to economic reason why they are into it – for money. They target organizations, important infrastructures, and state agencies, the incidents became increasingly sophisticated, complicated

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