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It’s known that cybercriminals always try to advance their hacking skills and change attack strategies to evade security deductions. Apart from hiding their identity, threat actors also make significant efforts in displaying their fake identity by using peculiar or...
Working from home has spiked since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March of 2020. This effort to reduce health risks may have limited the spread of the virus, but according to a new analysis by cybersecurity provider...
With cybercriminals looking for innovative techniques to target vulnerable systems in the evolving digital space, securing web browsers have become more critical than ever. Outdated browsers offer a pool of possibilities to threat actors to exploit users’ devices and compromise...
Throughout 2021, cybercriminals executed attacks for monetary gain – and it worked. Colonial pipeline paid $4.4 million following a ransomware attack, and that is just one example of countless ransomware attacks over the last year. If cybercriminals' tactics are...
Forensics is the art of applying scientific techniques or tests to gather data/evidence to determine the exact cause/nature of a crime and its detection thereby helping the law enforcement agencies to mete justice.    Digital forensics is a discipline that deals...
Ransomware attacks, attacks on critical infrastructure, and supply chains dominated the news in 2021. The experts say all this would continue in 2022, though the attacks will be more sophisticated and frequent. While state actors engage in cyber warfare,...
Every day there are multiple reports from government, state municipalities, and corporates about their being hacked, held for ransomware or becoming victims of denial of service (DoS), phishing, malware, trojans, and a whole array of other cyberattacks. All cyberattacks...
By the end of 2023, modern privacy laws will cover the personal information of 75% of the world’s population. Data privacy is gaining momentum in India, especially after the Supreme Court declared the Right to Privacy a fundamental right. The...
In 2021, ransomware remains the most prominent malware threat with an attack occurring every 11 seconds. Total ransomware costs are projected to exceed $20 billion with an average of 21 days downtime (Coveware, 2021) and $1.85 million in recovery...
Tattleware will degrade employee experience by 5% and increase insider threats. With Anywhere Work here to stay, employers have added platforms that add insights into employee activity and productivity. But employee backlash against what they perceive as surveillance tools...