A major ransomware attack on Miami Management exposes 2.4TB of sensitive files, highlighting cyber risks for Florida’s property sector and raising questions about industry preparedness.
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Qilin ransomware has targeted ZEF, University of Bonn's research center, threatening vital development data and highlighting the growing cyber risks facing academic institutions worldwide.
Malware (BadIIS): Server Threats and Security Risks Explained
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Backlinking Explained: Boosting Website Authority and SEO
Backlinking involves creating links from other websites to a target site to improve its search ranking, but it can be misused to boost malicious sites.
Data Anonymization: Protecting Privacy in Shared Datasets
Data anonymization removes or obscures personal details from datasets, protecting individual privacy while allowing safe data use and sharing.
Front Organization: Definition, Purpose, and Cybersecurity Risks
A front organization is a seemingly legitimate entity secretly controlled by a government or criminal group to hide covert or illegal activities.
Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Explained for Cybersecurity
Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure is a process where researchers and companies work together to fix security flaws before making them public.
TLS and WSS: Secure WebSocket Connections Explained
TLS secures WebSocket (wss://) connections by encrypting data sent over the internet, protecting it from eavesdropping and tampering.
WebSocket: Real-Time, Two-Way Communication Protocol Explained
WebSocket is a protocol that maintains an open channel between your browser and a server, allowing real-time, two-way message exchange.
JavaScript Injection: Understanding the Web Security Threat
JavaScript injection is a hacking method where attackers insert malicious code into web apps to steal data, hijack sessions, or alter content.