Enterprise network security experts explain that spoofing occurs when someone makes a call and deliberately modifies the information shown to the person who receives the call, thus hiding his/her identity.Read More →
Another Bluetooth attack technique has been disclosed Specialists in enterprise data protection services have found a highly critical vulnerability that affects some Bluetooth implementations that could allow a not authenticated attacker inRead More →
Another sign that the user-controlled software repository should not be fully trusted One of the most popular Linux distros, Arch Linux, has extracted up to three user-controlled repository packages afterRead More →
LTE was supposed to fix security and privacy shortcomings—now it’s broken, too. The Long Term Evolution mobile device standard used by billions of people was designed to fix many ofRead More →
Data breaches are always bad news, and this is peculiarly bad. Gentoo, a popular Linux distribution (or distro), has suffered the hacking of its repository on GitHub. The bad news is thatRead More →
We all know the media and information technologies play an important role in the political events of a country; therefore, it is important to think about their role onRead More →
Detecting the attack Of course, before we fight a brute force attack, we must first detect it. Specialists from the International Institute of Cyber Security have listed a series ofRead More →
Hackers are a huge threat to organizations, so ethically practiced hacking is often the best way to protect them from these attacks. The nature of the attacks on computerRead More →
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants to know if you have been a victim of a malicious websites using your computer to mine cryptocurrency. You’ll find a way toRead More →
Commonlly used technology for ship monitoring can be hacked to falsify the location and size of boats for the purpose of firing collision alerts from other boats, point out recentRead More →
