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Linux is the most common operating system for web-facing computers. It also runs on three-in-four servers, Netcraft reports. Here’s what to know about Linux.
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Did you know that there’s an easy way to control which CAs can issue certificates for your domain? Here’s everything to know about CAA records for your DNS.
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What happens when a hacker gets an SSL certificate’s private key? The CA revokes it. But how does the browser know whether a website’s certificate has been revoked? OCSP is one way your web client can check…
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Need to revoke a certificate? There’s a list for that… X.509 digital certificates are integral to public key infrastructure (PKI) and web security as a whole. But what happens when…
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Breach and attacks simulations are a popular approach to cyber security testing and defenses. Here’s what to know about BAS technologies and how they work.
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In a move that aims to make all U.S. government websites more secure, the General Services Administration’s DotGov Program announces the migration of government domains to the HSTS preload list starting this fall
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Bad internet bot traffic rose by 18.1% in 2019, and it now accounts for nearly one-quarter of all internet traffic The figure above, which comes from Imperva’s 2020 Bad Bot…
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More than one-quarter of all law firms have experienced some type of data breach — here’s what your firm needs to know when it faces a cyber or ransomware attack If you think your law…
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Cyber attacks continue to grow in both numbers and ferocity — 2019 was just a sign of the things to come. Here’s your list of 122 of the most current…
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Downtime from ransomware attacks results in an average of 16.2 days of downtime for businesses, according to Coveware’s Q4 2019 Ransomware Marketplace report While it may sound like a rule…
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