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A perimeter appliance is a device or software, like a firewall or VPN, that protects a network’s entry points from external cyber threats.
An ordinance is a local law or regulation passed by a city or municipality to manage community standards, safety, and behavior within its jurisdiction.
The MUSE System is a centralized platform used by airports and airlines for efficient check-in and gate management, but it also poses cybersecurity risks.
The V8 engine is Google's technology for running JavaScript and WebAssembly, enabling fast, interactive websites and web applications in Chrome and beyond.
HTTP/2 Rapid Reset is a cyberattack that floods servers by rapidly sending and canceling requests, exploiting a flaw in the HTTP/2 protocol.
Voice phishing (vishing) is a scam where fraudsters use phone calls to impersonate trusted entities and steal sensitive information or money.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a scam where criminals hack or impersonate business emails to trick companies into sending money to fraudulent accounts.
Multifactor Authentication requires users to provide two or more forms of identity verification, making accounts more secure against unauthorized access.
A wearable device is an electronic gadget worn on the body that collects and transmits health, activity, or neural data for monitoring and analysis.
PyPI, the hub for Python packages, faces new phishing attacks as fake sites target developer credentials. Learn how these threats work and how to defend your software supply chain.