Search Results for: large-scale attacks Blog Post DoS Attacks vs. DDoS Attacks February 13, 2020 DoS Attacks The Denial-of-Service attack is a simple and effective way to attack the server. The purpose of the attack... Blog Post New Malware That Can Brick Wi-Fi Routers Hits 500,000 Devices May 22, 2018 Cisco has warned of a new malware threat that has already infected 500,000 internet routers around the world, capable of... Blog Post Cybersecurity Awareness for Executives September 14, 2020 In an organizational setup, executives sit at the top of the access level hierarchy. Most likely, your company’s executives will... Blog Post What You Need to Know About Maze Ransomware Attacks May 3, 2020 Destructive ransomware attacks against large organizations have always been headlines, and unfortunately, they are becoming more common. For example, on... Blog Post Bots and Cybersecurity June 11, 2020 A bot is a software program that performs an automated task. These tasks are usually repetitive and run without interaction.... Blog Post APT41 Is Launching Attacks on Target Companies Globally May 11, 2020 Cybersecurity researchers recently issued a document saying that the hacker group APT41 from China initiated the largest intrusion since the... Blog Post What is a Denial of Service (DoS) Attack? March 3, 2020 A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is a method used to disrupt legitimate users’ access to a target network or... Blog Post Impact of 5G network on IoT Security March 11, 2020 The rollout of fifth-generation mobile networks, which offers the potential for download speeds of up to 10 times faster than... Blog Post Gaming Industry Become Hackers’ Target During Lockdown April 23, 2020 The 2019 State of the Internet / Security Web Attacks and Gaming Abuse Report shows that hackers have targeted the... Blog Post Can Mobile Devices get Malware? May 28, 2020 Mobile malware is malicious software which targets mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, with an aim of accessing private... Blog Post 2020 Elections Targeted By The Russians October 3, 2019 The 2020 elections are a year away and preparations have come underway. After the last election cycle, the FBI is... Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions... Blog Post A Data Breach Affecting 5.2 Million Marriott Guests April 8, 2020 On March 31, the official website of Marriott International Group announced that the information of about 5.2 million guests might... Blog Post Common Cloud Vulnerabilities May Put Your Data at Risk March 17, 2020 In the past few years, the focus of enterprises on cloud computing has been a simple transition. However, as IT... Blog Post What is DNS Spoofing? July 13, 2020 DNS Spoofing is a type of Cyber Security attack where a user accidentally navigates to an attacker’s website which is...
Blog Post DoS Attacks vs. DDoS Attacks February 13, 2020 DoS Attacks The Denial-of-Service attack is a simple and effective way to attack the server. The purpose of the attack...
Blog Post New Malware That Can Brick Wi-Fi Routers Hits 500,000 Devices May 22, 2018 Cisco has warned of a new malware threat that has already infected 500,000 internet routers around the world, capable of...
Blog Post Cybersecurity Awareness for Executives September 14, 2020 In an organizational setup, executives sit at the top of the access level hierarchy. Most likely, your company’s executives will...
Blog Post What You Need to Know About Maze Ransomware Attacks May 3, 2020 Destructive ransomware attacks against large organizations have always been headlines, and unfortunately, they are becoming more common. For example, on...
Blog Post Bots and Cybersecurity June 11, 2020 A bot is a software program that performs an automated task. These tasks are usually repetitive and run without interaction....
Blog Post APT41 Is Launching Attacks on Target Companies Globally May 11, 2020 Cybersecurity researchers recently issued a document saying that the hacker group APT41 from China initiated the largest intrusion since the...
Blog Post What is a Denial of Service (DoS) Attack? March 3, 2020 A Denial of Service (DoS) attack is a method used to disrupt legitimate users’ access to a target network or...
Blog Post Impact of 5G network on IoT Security March 11, 2020 The rollout of fifth-generation mobile networks, which offers the potential for download speeds of up to 10 times faster than...
Blog Post Gaming Industry Become Hackers’ Target During Lockdown April 23, 2020 The 2019 State of the Internet / Security Web Attacks and Gaming Abuse Report shows that hackers have targeted the...
Blog Post Can Mobile Devices get Malware? May 28, 2020 Mobile malware is malicious software which targets mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, with an aim of accessing private...
Blog Post 2020 Elections Targeted By The Russians October 3, 2019 The 2020 elections are a year away and preparations have come underway. After the last election cycle, the FBI is...
Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions...
Blog Post A Data Breach Affecting 5.2 Million Marriott Guests April 8, 2020 On March 31, the official website of Marriott International Group announced that the information of about 5.2 million guests might...
Blog Post Common Cloud Vulnerabilities May Put Your Data at Risk March 17, 2020 In the past few years, the focus of enterprises on cloud computing has been a simple transition. However, as IT...
Blog Post What is DNS Spoofing? July 13, 2020 DNS Spoofing is a type of Cyber Security attack where a user accidentally navigates to an attacker’s website which is...
