An address resolution protocol (ARP) poisoning is a cyberattack that involves a hacker sending fake ARP messages to a network to associate the attacker’s MAC address with the IP addresses of other devices. This type of man-in-the-middle attack allows bad actors to steal and manipulate sensitive data, disrupt network performance, and damage infrastructure. This article…
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Cybersecurity vulnerabilities put sensitive data, money, and safety at risk. Hackers are always ready to take advantage of security flaws through which they can gain access to private information. In this article, we cover all major types of cybersecurity vulnerabilities and explain how you can protect yourself against them. Contents What is a cybersecurity vulnerability?…
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An advanced persistent threats (APT) campaign can bring major corporations to their knees, for they can lose their most sensitive data to malicious entities. As if that wouldn’t be enough, hackers can continuously mine the company’s resources without the targeted business noticing. Find out how dangerous an advanced persistent threat is and the best ways…
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Most Mac users are sure their computers are impervious to malware attacks, but it is not completely true. Even though malware on a Mac is not nearly as common as it is on a Windows desktop, your Mac can still get infected. Learn how to remove malware and protect your Mac from potential infections. Contents…
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Scambaiting is a tactic used by vigilantes to trick scammers into wasting their time and exposing personal information. The practice has evolved into an online sport, with content creators streaming their interactions with cybercriminals to audiences of millions. In this article, we explain how scambaiting works and why it has become so popular. What is…
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Your router stands between your devices and the internet, which makes it an appealing target for hackers. Routers can be attacked and infected with malware, putting your whole network in danger. Here’s how to tell if your router has viruses and what to do if it does. Contents How can a router get a virus?…
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An evil twin attack is when a hacker creates a rogue access point imitating a legitimate Wi-Fi network to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data, online, and financial accounts. Your device can be attacked in your local cafe, university library, or airport on the way to a vacation. Let’s discuss how to detect and prevent…
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“This password has appeared in a data leak, which puts this account at high risk of compromise. You should change your password immediately.” Your personal data is at risk if you’ve got this message on your iOS device. This blog post will explain what to do if you get such a notification and how to…
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Unlike other ransomware attacks focusing on mediocre gains, DarkSide emerged as a ransomware family hungry for big profits. Targeting only large companies that could open their wallets wide, the DarkSide ransomware group created a well-operating platform to lift cybercrime to another level. But did this start-up-like service scale up? Read on and learn how to…
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The words “shadow IT” may conjure images of elite hackers and sprawling dark web conspiracies — but in reality, it can be something as innocent as messaging your colleague about work using the wrong app. In this article, we’ll find out what shadow IT is and what impact it can have on your work. Contents…
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