Review of Access Rights The ancient way of security was unable to suffice the organization’s protection completely. With different attacks hovering in the network... BLOG Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual... Importance of Information Systems Documentation for Security – What, How, and Why to Document? July 9, 2020 Today, the risk of security incidents and potential breaches is higher than ever before. Breaches affect large numbers of financial... What is US-Cert and How to benefit from it? July 9, 2020 “Cyber security is a shared responsibility. Working together, we can secure America’s cyberspace.” The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team... Best practices for keeping your Asset Register Up to Date July 8, 2020 It can be an arduous task to keep tracks of different assets that reside within an organization’s inventory. There can... What is Malvertising? July 7, 2020 Malvertising is the use of online advertising to spread malware by injecting malicious advertisement into legitimate online advertising networks and... The latest ransomware: Kupidon ransomware July 6, 2020 The latest ransomware called Kupidon has been discovered by MalwareHunterTeam. The virus targets both personal and corporate networks to steal... Can Cars Get Hacked? July 3, 2020 The demand for connected-cars has been rising and most of the connected-cars have been sold to customers. A connected car... The Basics of TrickBot Malware July 2, 2020 TrickBot malware is Trojan-type malware to steal sensitive data by using spam emails and also distributed by using Adobe Flash... How Internet of Things (IoT) works? July 1, 2020 What is IOT? The ability to access devices through a smartphone or through a computer is called IoT. It started... A new wave of cyber attacks against email servers: Sandworm Attacks June 30, 2020 The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a security alert warning of a new wave of cyberattack against email... Major Vulnerabilities in Android June 29, 2020 Security researchers have found a major vulnerability in Android, which lets malware imitate legitimate apps to steal app passwords, and... 10 ways to detect phishing emails June 29, 2020 Phishing email is a type of online scam when a cyber criminal sends an email that appears from a legitimate... How does Public Wi-Fi Allow Cyber Thievery? June 26, 2020 Public Wi-Fi is everywhere – parks, coffeeshops, airports, hotels, public transit, libraries, and restaurants. We have also heard time and... A Unique Attack – Tycoon ransomware June 25, 2020 A new and undiscovered ransomware is targeting Windows and Linus PCs and it names Tycoon after reference in the code.... Red Teaming Vs. Blue Teaming June 24, 2020 What is a Red Team? The penetration testing of different systems and their level of security programs are focused by...
Review of Access Rights The ancient way of security was unable to suffice the organization’s protection completely. With different attacks hovering in the network...
BLOG Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual... Importance of Information Systems Documentation for Security – What, How, and Why to Document? July 9, 2020 Today, the risk of security incidents and potential breaches is higher than ever before. Breaches affect large numbers of financial... What is US-Cert and How to benefit from it? July 9, 2020 “Cyber security is a shared responsibility. Working together, we can secure America’s cyberspace.” The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team... Best practices for keeping your Asset Register Up to Date July 8, 2020 It can be an arduous task to keep tracks of different assets that reside within an organization’s inventory. There can... What is Malvertising? July 7, 2020 Malvertising is the use of online advertising to spread malware by injecting malicious advertisement into legitimate online advertising networks and... The latest ransomware: Kupidon ransomware July 6, 2020 The latest ransomware called Kupidon has been discovered by MalwareHunterTeam. The virus targets both personal and corporate networks to steal... Can Cars Get Hacked? July 3, 2020 The demand for connected-cars has been rising and most of the connected-cars have been sold to customers. A connected car... The Basics of TrickBot Malware July 2, 2020 TrickBot malware is Trojan-type malware to steal sensitive data by using spam emails and also distributed by using Adobe Flash... How Internet of Things (IoT) works? July 1, 2020 What is IOT? The ability to access devices through a smartphone or through a computer is called IoT. It started... A new wave of cyber attacks against email servers: Sandworm Attacks June 30, 2020 The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a security alert warning of a new wave of cyberattack against email... Major Vulnerabilities in Android June 29, 2020 Security researchers have found a major vulnerability in Android, which lets malware imitate legitimate apps to steal app passwords, and... 10 ways to detect phishing emails June 29, 2020 Phishing email is a type of online scam when a cyber criminal sends an email that appears from a legitimate... How does Public Wi-Fi Allow Cyber Thievery? June 26, 2020 Public Wi-Fi is everywhere – parks, coffeeshops, airports, hotels, public transit, libraries, and restaurants. We have also heard time and... A Unique Attack – Tycoon ransomware June 25, 2020 A new and undiscovered ransomware is targeting Windows and Linus PCs and it names Tycoon after reference in the code.... Red Teaming Vs. Blue Teaming June 24, 2020 What is a Red Team? The penetration testing of different systems and their level of security programs are focused by...
Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual...
Importance of Information Systems Documentation for Security – What, How, and Why to Document? July 9, 2020 Today, the risk of security incidents and potential breaches is higher than ever before. Breaches affect large numbers of financial...
What is US-Cert and How to benefit from it? July 9, 2020 “Cyber security is a shared responsibility. Working together, we can secure America’s cyberspace.” The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team...
Best practices for keeping your Asset Register Up to Date July 8, 2020 It can be an arduous task to keep tracks of different assets that reside within an organization’s inventory. There can...
What is Malvertising? July 7, 2020 Malvertising is the use of online advertising to spread malware by injecting malicious advertisement into legitimate online advertising networks and...
The latest ransomware: Kupidon ransomware July 6, 2020 The latest ransomware called Kupidon has been discovered by MalwareHunterTeam. The virus targets both personal and corporate networks to steal...
Can Cars Get Hacked? July 3, 2020 The demand for connected-cars has been rising and most of the connected-cars have been sold to customers. A connected car...
The Basics of TrickBot Malware July 2, 2020 TrickBot malware is Trojan-type malware to steal sensitive data by using spam emails and also distributed by using Adobe Flash...
How Internet of Things (IoT) works? July 1, 2020 What is IOT? The ability to access devices through a smartphone or through a computer is called IoT. It started...
A new wave of cyber attacks against email servers: Sandworm Attacks June 30, 2020 The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a security alert warning of a new wave of cyberattack against email...
Major Vulnerabilities in Android June 29, 2020 Security researchers have found a major vulnerability in Android, which lets malware imitate legitimate apps to steal app passwords, and...
10 ways to detect phishing emails June 29, 2020 Phishing email is a type of online scam when a cyber criminal sends an email that appears from a legitimate...
How does Public Wi-Fi Allow Cyber Thievery? June 26, 2020 Public Wi-Fi is everywhere – parks, coffeeshops, airports, hotels, public transit, libraries, and restaurants. We have also heard time and...
A Unique Attack – Tycoon ransomware June 25, 2020 A new and undiscovered ransomware is targeting Windows and Linus PCs and it names Tycoon after reference in the code....
Red Teaming Vs. Blue Teaming June 24, 2020 What is a Red Team? The penetration testing of different systems and their level of security programs are focused by...
