•  05/23/2019 13:11

Although the script made 10001 password guesses for account “bruteforceme”, an attacker could simply login from any IP address, including the one that was used to mount the brute-force attack. This indicated a lack of additional security controls against account compromise, such as account lockout, IP address location-based fraud detection.

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  •  05/06/2019 21:42

'In James Fisher's blog post he says “In Chrome for Andoid, when the user scrolls down, the browser hides the URL bar, and hands the URL bar’s screen space to the web page,” “Because the user associates this screen space with ‘trustworthy browser UI’, a phishing site can then use it to pose as a different site, by displaying its own fake URL bar which is the inception bar

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  •  04/30/2019 17:35

Whilst many would believe hackers use only technical skills to access computer networks, nowadays that is not the case. With ever evolving defences being put in place, hackers are often targeting the modern weakest link, which is of course, the human element within a business.

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  •  04/09/2019 08:01

In this blog, you will get to learn about the worst viruses which can a lot of damage that you can realize. The malware that has been mentioned below has caused enough harm which cost billions of dollars to be removed and can disrupt life infrastructure.

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  •  03/25/2019 12:19

The battle between T-Series and PewDiePie for the top slot on YouTube is getting more fierce and dramatic day by day.

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  •  03/06/2019 16:40

Without revealing technical details of the vulnerability, the Chrome security team only says the issue is a use-after-free vulnerability in the FileReader component of the Chrome browser, which leads to remote code execution attacks.

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