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The human factor is one of the key issues of information security. On the one hand, humans are common sources of various threats to information security, and on the other hand, monitoring the…
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In the second half of 2017, developers uploaded about 2800 applications on Google Play on a daily basis. Each of these applications contains a certain amount of data that is stored or transmitted via…
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This article is for those businesses that serve customers in the European Union. This article explains why you should not always ask the customer for his permission to process personal data. GDPR and…
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It’s trite to write that the company’s data and customer base are the main assets of any business in the 21st century. However, the attitude to these assets is still careless: a sales…
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According to statistics, 33% of businesses fall victim to DDoS attacks. It is almost impossible to predict such attacks. Some of them can be powerful and reach 1.35 TBps. According to Incapsula, DDoS…
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The development of any mobile application requires serious attention to privacy and security. This is especially important for applications that work with personal information. This article reviews…
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Cryptojacking JavaScript can be launched in Word documents – New
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By David Balaban
A brand new ransomware virus that is called MoneroPay has been
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: MoneroPay Virus Pretends to Be a Cryptocurrency Wallet
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Any network can be attacked, and blockchain is no exception. However, attacks on distributed ledgers differ from attacks on conventional computer networks, even secure ones. Here crooks try to…
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This is a comprehensive report on ransomware-related events covering a time frame of May – December 2016. The incidents herein are visually broken down into categories, including new ransomware, updates of existing strains, decryptors released, and other noteworthy news. Security researchers and users interested in the ransomware subject can now use this all-in-one knowledgebase instead […] Continue reading Ransomware Chronicle