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Email has been the important part of our day-to-day life. We just can’t live without email in this modern world. Whether you are an individual or an entrepreneur running an organization, you cannot even imagine smooth functioning of your business without email. Without email, every small task would have been complex in this world. Emails have widely been used ...

Attention: Someone could be misusing your computer as a source of power to make money! If anyone trusted a friend of yours from Facebook and they sent you a video file (with a zipped archive) to you on messenger just don’t click on it. Because anyone can mine cryptocurrency by using your one click. But there is ...

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The Internet has greatly become an axiom in our daily lives, but that wasn't the case some 25 years ago when we lived without the Internet. It would be interesting to glimpse a quick look at the birth of the whole-nine-yards of World Wide Web, which all invented by a British Knight! Sir Tim ...

There is a new security mechanism coming to DNS  which is called DNS over TLS the current DNS infrastructure uses UDP traffic that is sent in clear text which means it can be read by anyone who is sniffing traffic  Also for some it provides that extra privacy The current DNS implementations use UDP port 53  to accept connections from ...

#cryptocurrency  Sure, everyone loves a funny cat video, but if you receive a video file ( packed in zip archive ) sent by someone through Facebook messenger, think twice before opening it. That video may just be a cryptocurrency mining bot.  Discovered by researchers from security firm Trend Micro, this new bot is spreading through Facebook ...

Anyone who is not involved in the world of Information Security could be forgiven for not having heard about GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) but if you are in this field you are more likely to have heard about it and wondered how it will affect practices in your role and across the business.I will attempt to ...

SaaS ( Software as a Service ) Benefits & Security Implications As use software-as-a-service grows, more and more small to medium businesses that utilise SaaS in order to remain agile and keep down hardware and maintenance costs, so do their concerns about SaaS security. So what are the benefits of ...

This article is your personal catalogue to apprise you about the standard books out there in the various branches of digital forensics. If formal education is not your forte - all you need is passion, time and the right resources to get the skills you desire. Dive into the books, get your hands dirty with ...

Installing Splunk standalone and agents on Ubuntu It's my little guide to how to use Splunk , maybe I write more about Apps, configuration Splunk and another theme if you want it)))Before installing Splunk Enterprise, you need to download it, the easiest way is to do it "directly" on the server itself: ...