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April 4, 2017

Published by Administrator at April 4, 2017

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Trojan Horse Malware: A Hidden Snake for Corporate Professionals!

What is a Trojan Horse Attack? A Trojan horse, often shortened to Trojan, is a type of malware designed to provide unauthorized, remote access to a user’s computer. Suppose you are working in a Bank and you have a communication system like Viber or Whats app to communicate with other colleagues. One day a new message with Hyper Text Link came to your inbox from...

March 28, 2017

Published by Administrator at March 28, 2017

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DNSMessenger: New Fileless DNS-based Malware

Greetings! Today were are here with the details about a very risky malware. Cyber threat landscape is changing rapidly every day. It is an undeniable fact that cyber criminals are becoming more organized, skilled and innovative as technology progresses. These hackers are taking better strategic approaches and becoming more sophisticated and creative in their methods of attack. New attack patterns are having stealthier techniques that...

March 7, 2017

Published by Administrator at March 7, 2017

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Top Reasons You should Switch Your Website to HTTPS

In the past, having a secure website was not considered necessary for websites dealing with confidential, sensitive and financial information. Now a lot of things have changed. Almost everyday malicious cyber crimes are happening. Say, you are using your smartphone on a public WiFi connection in an airport. When you view some insecure website (those using only HTTP) you run a higher risk of having...

March 7, 2017

Published by Administrator at March 7, 2017

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Decrypted Gmail and Yahoo Accounts of Over One Million Users Being Sold on Dark Web

News of data breach, security leak and system vulnerability incidents have been occurring almost every day in this year. Unfortunately, here comes another BIG ONE! On a dark web marketplace, someone is selling millions of Gmail and Yahoo accounts. These accounts include personal information such as usernames, emails and their passwords in a plain text format. In the last few months, we have heard of several...