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5 Free Online Network Security Courses You Should Follow in 2023
There are numerous online courses for network security, most of which are paid courses, but there are also some open source or government funded free quality courses open to the public. For novices, computer students, administrators and even some jun...
Dayton C. Wilton · 22 December 2022 · 82
Learn About the 3 Most Common Scams Made Online - They Will Blow Your Mind!
When the internet first came out, one of the most prevalent pieces of advice was to avoid handing out personal information and talking to strangers. Apps like Uber now bring strangers to our doorsteps so we may take a ride in their automobile. We've...
Talha_Khan · 2 years ago · 68
Take the Following Steps If You Are a Victim of a Social Media Scam
The sooner you move, the better you can safeguard yourself and help other people. Getting all of your cashback might prove to be troublesome; however, recovery is about something beyond recapturing your misfortunes. These six stages can assist you wi...
Talha_Khan · 2 years ago · 87
Your IT Department: 5 Major Importance and its Role in your Business
There are many reasons why you may need IT support. Perhaps you're experiencing technical difficulties with your computer or other devices, or maybe you simply want to learn more about how to use certain software programs. No matter the reason, it's...
Alex · 03 August 2022 · 69
The Evolution of Online Security: Pass Keys vs Passwords
In the ever-evolving landscape of online security, passwords have long been the primary means of authentication. However, even with the assistance of password managers, they come with their fair share of issues. From being hard to remember to the ris...
Jacob Enderson · 01 February · 117
Security and Safety in the Online Space: 4 Simple Protection Hacks
Digital innovations and how we interact with them are constantly changing, with our lives quickly becoming more and more interconnected and reliant on digital tools and experiences. Gen Z, the first generation of true digital natives, is now beginni...
Alex · 22 January · 105
Computer Techniques For Small Businesses
The average user can keep his computer secure by using basic computer techniques. These techniques include the use of a strong password and biometric methods such as retina scans. If biometric methods are not suitable, there are alternative physical...
Neil Henson · 20 July 2022 · 95
Linux IPv6 "Route of Death" 0day Vulnerability in the Kernel
Details of an unpatched (0-day) vulnerability (CVE-2023-2156) in the Linux kernel have been disclosed. This vulnerability allows an attacker to crash the system by sending specially crafted IPv6 packets (packet-of-death). The issue only manifests whe...
Jacob Enderson · 1 year ago · 84 · 1
Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Grant Local Attackers Root Privileges
Two components of the Linux kernel contain security vulnerabilities that grant local attackers root shell access. A first exploit has been made public. Two components of the Linux kernel are affected by security vulnerabilities that allow local attac...
Den W. · 1 year ago · 144 · 1
Critical Security Vulnerability in Google Chrome
Google has released an update for the Chrome web browser during the night, which addresses at least one critical security vulnerability. This vulnerability allows attackers to smuggle in and execute malicious code. In total, the update includes fixes...
Alex · 1 year ago · 56
Gigabyte Motherboards have a firmware backdoor
Researchers from Eclypsium have discovered anomalous behavior on systems with motherboards from the Taiwanese company Gigabyte Technology. The UEFI firmware used in these motherboards, without informing the user during system boot, performed substitution and execution of an executable file for the Windows platform. Subsequently, the executed file w...
Kelly · 01 June 2023 · 64Faster Fixes: Ubuntu's Plan to Reduce Linux Kernel Package Vulnerabilities
Kleber Souza, an engineer at Canonical who maintains Linux kernel packages for Ubuntu, has announced a new kernel update cycle. The new cycle, which is codenamed "4/2", involves generating additional SU kernel package updates (Security Update) that i...
Jacob Enderson · 03 August 2023 · 70
Christmas update for Windows: Microsoft fixes 6 critical vulnerabilities
Microsoft traditionally ends the last Patch Tuesday of the year with fewer patches for Windows, Office & Co. This is also the case this year, although the number of closed security holes has rarely been so high. In addition, however, there are always...
Jacob Enderson · 14 December 2022 · 106
Inside the Mega Glitch: Unlocking Hidden Windows Functions with a Secret Microsoft Tool
This probably wasn't planned this way: During a so-called bug bash for Windows 11, Microsoft employees accidentally shared a link to the StagingTool, a program that is used internally at Microsoft to activate hidden features in Windows 11. Sometimes...
Kelly · 03 August 2023 · 84
Warning about new malware: Attackers can access entire Windows systems
Security experts are warning about malware that allows attackers to gain remote access to Windows PCs. We show you how to protect yourself. The security experts from "Bleeping Computer" are warning Windows users about a new malware called "Lobshot."...
Den W. · 1 year ago · 86
Enhanced Security: Google Introduces Weekly Chrome Updates for Better Protection
Google is taking stronger action against security vulnerabilities and will soon roll out updates for Chrome every week. If you want to stay protected, you will have to restart the browser much more often. Google Chrome is the world's most widely used...
Kelly · 09 August 2023 · 39