IT Security

How Countries can Up Their Cybersecurity Game?

While it is generally the incidents in the US and Europe that tend to get the maximum exposure, cyber-attacks are occurring with increasing frequency in all parts of the world. From the use of ransomware to increasing numbers of data breaches, India is no exception. This is why the need to increase protection from these, and other

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How Online iGaming Platforms Handle Cybersecurity?

All modern websites have security concerns on some level, but few websites and services take this as seriously as online casinos. Both in protecting themselves and their customers, there is an extensive array of factors that these systems must first address before even thinking about going live. Working with websites that offer games like slots

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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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Everything You Need To Know About FRP Bypass APK

Are you aware of Google’s feature called Factory Reset Protection? Well, this specific feature prevents others from attempting to factory reset your device without your permission. This can be a good thing providing the owner remembers the account username and password. If you have forgotten about your password, you would be locked out of your

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Google removes risky ‘ Bread ‘ applications from the Play Store

Google pulled about 1,700 separate apps that were part of a family of potentially unwanted services from its Google Play application store.  This family of potentially harmful applications–dubbed “Bread” and also known as “Joker” –was involved in billing fraud and first observed in 2017, where the apps focused solely on SMS fraud.  Over time, the

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Firefox Zero-Day Patches Exploited for Targeted Attacks

Mozilla released Wednesday updates for its Firefox browser address a zero-day vulnerability exploited in target attacks. This bug was described by Mozilla as a “IonMonkey style uncertainty with StoreElementHole and the FallibleStoreElement,” reported as CVE-2019-17026 and classified as having a critical effect. IonMonkey is the just in time (IIT) compilers for the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine.

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Web hosting service charged $10 million in GDPR Penalty

The German Data Protection Regulator, the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Information Freedom (BfDI), has imposed a GDPR fine of € 9.55 million ($10.64) on the German telecommunications provider 1&1 Telecom GmbH. This is described as “in the lower range of possible fines,” primarily due to the cooperative response of 1&1 to the investigation

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Alternative Secure Email Infra For The Enterprise

Firms should always consider the worst-case scenario in their internal IT environment. The need to put in place procedures in the event of a disaster, and periodically update these procedures in order to be relevant to the current trends. IT leaders need to devise ways, a detailed description of what to do when the malware

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The Forgotten IT Security Aspects Of Healthcare Firms

The Healthcare sector’s continued problem with cybersecurity vulnerabilities will continue for many years to come. As long as their equipment follows the principle of “use it until it physically breaks down.” In the world of IT, such a process does not work from the standpoint of security and privacy, especially in the aspect of the

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