What Is Zero Day Exploit? Risks And Why Is It Called Zero Day?Editor's PickTutorials by Daniel Segun - May 21, 2021May 21, 20210 This post brings you a review on zero day exploit. Herein, we'll be showing you its risks, detection and preventive measures, as well as the rationale behind the term "zero-day". A high level of risks is associated with zero-day exploits, with hundreds of software (and hardware) developers falling victim every year;
How URL Spoofing Makes Benign Applications DeadlyCyberBust by Gina Lynch - October 18, 2020October 18, 20200 In this post, I will show you how URL spoofing makes benign applications deadly. Checking URLs behind clickable links is usually your first and simplest line of defense against phishing attempts. Cybercriminals take great pains to make phishing emails and the phishing sites they link to letter-perfect duplicates of the sites
Session Hijacking: Everything You Need To KnowTutorials by Gina Lynch - September 18, 2020September 21, 20202 Here, I will show you everything you need to know about session hijacking. When a visitor lands on a site, the first thing that happens between the user and the site is session creation. The website authenticates the user, and the session is created. Sessions are an essential part of communication
8 Popular Types Of Cybercrimes In The 21st CenturyCyberBustEditor's Pick by Abraham Faisal - September 26, 2019June 10, 20200 Looking for a list of the popular types of cybercrimes? Read on. In this digital age, Cybercrime is any crime committed using the computer or any connected digital devices. Cybercrime started in the 1970s with the hacking of computerized phones to make long distance calls without paying. Currently, individuals, governments and organizations are
Introduction to Malware: Types Of MalwareEditor's PickTutorials by Ahmed Sulmeza - August 19, 2019June 10, 20200 How much do you know about malwares? Here, we will show you the types of malware that exists, and how to remove them. Malware simply means a computer program/file that can cause harm to a computer. It is otherwise known as "malicious software", which, if introduced into a PC, could impede
