cybersecurity

Our personal, digital, national and military security depend on a safe cyber space.

5 Cloud Myths That Simply Aren't True
Cloud services have become an essential and mainstream solution for many individuals and businesses alike. Although the cloud is a very popular and widely used service, it is still largely misunderstood.
By Jay B5 years ago in 01
Information Gathering: How Hackers Look You Up Without Having to Code
Information gathering determines which way you should go, to look up someone online isn’t so hard these days, the internet gives us wings and privacy suffers a whole lot because of this.
By Sam Writes Security5 years ago in 01
Best Internet Security Tips for Beginners without Paying Heavily
Internet is a blessing for every one of us. Not a single moment can be spent without it because our work and daily household chores depend vastly on the internet. It has become more like an addiction where each individual is found glued to the screens.
By Brian Parker5 years ago in 01
My First Bug Bounty Attempt & What I got for it
Have you ever heard of Deezer? In my opinion it is the best Spotify alternative, especially because when I started using Deezer Spotify wasn’t available in my country and still isn’t. Deezer is an online music streaming service, the first I’ve ever used, and I pretty much enjoyed my experience. Online streaming with Deezer is free, with access to over 56 million tracks on their platform. For more features one needs a paid plan though.
By Sam Writes Security5 years ago in 01
Best Cyber Security Frameworks
A cyber security framework might be on your list of to-dos for 2021, especially given the cyber risks that exist for businesses of all sizes. But it's challenging to research and compare all the available options, especially with the availability of individual risk management programs.
By Cyber Security Resource5 years ago in 01
Clubhouse Replied: No Hack Involved, Personal Data is Publicly Available
Facebook, Linkedin, Clubhouse Since the invite-only and audio-only social media app launch in March 2020, Clubhouse became popular and attracted millions of users. Users enjoy the audio community with various topics in "rooms."
By Z3n Ch4n5 years ago in 01
“You Can’t Protect What You Can’t See.”
“Facing fear is better than running from it,” he said. “What if it’s fear you can’t beat?” “Then it might be better to be dead,” he answered.”
By Z3n Ch4n5 years ago in 01
How To Fight Cybercrime While Sharing Our Contact Details Online
I know people who haven’t uploaded a single personal file online for at least 10 years, and some that cannot do without sharing a new photo on Instagram everyday. But, not even this kind of behavior online can help if you still share your contact details.
By Sam Writes Security5 years ago in 01
Facebook Is Stalking You Even You’re Offline — And How to Limit It
“Privacy is not something that I’m merely entitled to, it’s an absolute prerequisite.” ― Marlon Brando One thing that steals my focus of this “Facebook Leak” is that no one contacted you about the hack or telling you what to do, unlike other companies. Therefore, instead of apologizing for failing to keep our data safe, Facebook’s product management director Mike Clark began his blog post by:
By Z3n Ch4n5 years ago in 01
Who, when and why You Should Protect Yourself Online | Today - Tomorrow and Everyday
Some people justify not protecting their online activity with things like "I have nothing to hide" have you tried something like "I have nothing to show" instead? Just because you can, and it's your business, unless it goes to your Facebook feed, usually that's how people make things public and what you do with your browser shouldn't be.
By Sam Writes Security5 years ago in 01
Five Signs That May Prove Your Computer Has Been Hacked
Emails Containing Malicious Links Although this doesn’t mean your system has been hacked or compromised, it may prove that you’re a target. Emails with malicious code or suspicious links are one of the many common techniques that black hat hackers use to compromise a device. Keep your eyes open to this kind of things, this is very common. Chances are your email may be compromised first but, to use or open the received file your device is put on the line.
By Sam Writes Security5 years ago in 01
Free & Open-source Apps As Privacy-focused Alternatives
Unlike what we did in the past, we need a computer to be the digital self, most people spend most of the time online with their mobile nowadays. A few years ago, if you want to protect privacy with apps, you do not have much choice. But now, multiple options are available and so of them are also open-source and free of charge.
By Z3n Ch4n5 years ago in 01