Have you ever wondered why robots are not able to pass Captcha’s. Do you know that Captcha stands for Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. So in this really fun video comedian Lou Wall explains how Google’s CAPTCHA tests work. She also goes a bit Continue Reading
Cyber security is the practice of protecting networks, systems, and programs from digital attacks. These attacks can come from many different sources, including hackers, viruses, and even from other people. In order to stay safe online, it’s essential to understand the basics of cyber security.
With the rapid adoption of innovative technologies, cybersecurity has become more imperative than ever. From data breaches and ransomware to web application exploits, businesses today are constantly under attack. Not only is the number of cyberattacks increasing, but the cost of each breach is also on the rise: According to Continue Reading
As this article shows, the comparison of CEH to Pentest+ is misleading. In a nutshell, you would not compare a cake to flour, as it makes no sense to compare an entire dish to a single ingredient. Ethical hacking on its own is NOT pen-testing. Penetration testing focuses on the Continue Reading
Phishing alert – protect yourself from online scams Phishing scams are getting more sophisticated. Staying alert to common threats and increasing your awareness is crucial for businesses operating online – especially during peak shopping seasons when online activity is at its highest. Here are some tips to avoid getting caught Continue Reading
Cyber security is the practice of protecting networks, systems, and programs from digital attacks. These attacks can come from many different sources, including hackers, viruses, and even from other people. In order to stay safe online, it’s essential to understand the basics of cyber security.
Website security is the cornerstone of a successful online business. WordPress Security is especially important as WordPress by default is not very secure. You are connected to a database, user passwords and FTP (files). There are more chances for hackers to break into a WordPress website than a basic static Continue Reading
