11 Types Of Bluetooth Attacks And How To Protect Your Devices
Hackers can exploit Bluetooth to steal data, spy, or take control of your devices. Learn about these threats and 18 essential ...
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How DDoS Attacks Work and How You Can Protect Your Business From Them
Learn how DDoS attacks are executed, their impact, and effective strategies for detection and prevention to protect your network and applications.
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Pro-Russia hackers target Italian banks in apparent DDoS attack
The hacker group NoName057 claimed responsibility for DDoS attacks on major Italian banks, citing President Mattarella's remarks on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Protecting the public sector from DDoS attacks
The spectre of a DDoS has become a persistent source of anxiety for public sector digital teams. Otherwise known as ...
What’s a DDoS cyberattack that hit Karnataka’s Kaveri 2.0 portal?
In January, web-based portal Kaveri 2.0, which streamlines property registrations in Karnataka, faced sporadic, crippling server outages. As a result, property registration and document-related ...
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‘Big Balls’ on Top of the World
How Eddie Coristine, 19, came to join Elon Musk’s revolution terrorizing the federal government.
How To Create a Certified Fast Website To Compete In 2025
Discover the critical impact of a fast website on user experience and SEO rankings for better conversion rates.
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Want to hit longer drives? Use this drill to increase your attack angle
Hitting longer drives than your competitors will always put you at an advantage. Even if you miss the fairway a few more ...
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How Hackers Exploit Your Attack Surface (And How to Protect Yourself)
Over 60% of breaches start with exposed assets. Attack Surface Management helps organizations detect risks before hackers do, reducing successful atta ...
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Brute Force Password Attack Involving 2.8 Million IPs Targets VPN Devices From Various Companies
A massive brute force password attack involving 2.8 million IP addresses targets VPN devices from various companies including Palo Alto Networks, Ivanti, and SonicWall.