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Session hijacking is when an attacker steals or mimics a user's session to gain unauthorized access and act as that user online.
A deserialization bug is a software flaw where improper data handling lets attackers inject and execute harmful code during data reconstruction.
Constellation Energy is the largest US nuclear power operator, providing clean electricity to major companies, including tech giants like Microsoft.
A Data Leak Site (DLS) is a hidden website where hackers publish stolen data to pressure victims into paying ransoms and expose confidential information.
TOX is an encrypted, decentralized messaging service used for secure, anonymous communication—often favored by cybercriminals for ransom negotiations.
Cyberstorage is a secure data storage solution that includes built-in cybersecurity features like encryption and immutability to defend against hacking and data loss.
Immutability means stored data cannot be changed or deleted, even by administrators, protecting it from tampering and ensuring long-term integrity.
Certificate Transparency is a public logging system that records all issued digital certificates, helping detect fraud or errors by certificate authorities.
A Serviceworker is a browser feature that lets websites work offline and handle background tasks, but can pose security risks if not properly managed.
OpenSSL is a widely used open-source toolkit that enables secure, encrypted online communication through SSL and TLS protocols.