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In episode 111 for March 9th 2020: A new report shows that attacks on Internet of Things devices are on the rise, the FCC fines major mobile carriers for selling users’ location data, and details on what happens when 3 million HTTPS certificates … Continue reading IoT Device Attacks, FCC Fines Mobile Carriers, Let’s Encrypt Certificate Bug
By Sudais Asif
Eitan Caspi, a security researcher has exposed certain vulnerabilities found in Israeli government websites.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Israeli government’s Gov.il DNS server found vulnerable
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Back in July last year, Scott Helme and I shipped a little pet project that tracked the world’s largest websites not implementing HTTPS by default. We called it Why No HTTPS? and it gave people a way to see the largest websites not taking transport layer security seriously. We also
We’re pretty much at a “secure by default” internet these days, at least that’s the assumption with most websites, particularly so in the financial sector. About 80% of all web pages are loaded over an HTTPS connection, browsers are increasingly naggy when anything isn’t HTTPS and it’s never been cheaper
In our previous post WordPress HTTPS, SSL and TLS – a guide for website administrators, we explained what HTTPS and all the other technical terms are, and how it works. In this article, we discuss HTTPS certificates, the different ways you may ac… Continue reading Choosing the right HTTPS certificate for your WordPress website
Although you may be protected by the most advanced firewall technology, your existing security mechanisms may fail to see into encrypted SSL/TLS traffic.
The post Visibility: Do You Know What’s In Your Network? appeared first on Radware Blog.
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When you visit a website, your browser (also known as a client) sends a HTTP request to a web server. Once the web server sends an HTTP response, the browser can then render the page to your screen. However, HTTP traffic has a problem; it is a plaintex… Continue reading WordPress HTTPS, SSL & TLS – A Guide For Website Administrators
By Uzair Amir
Though many think that SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and website security do not go hand in hand, they are a lot closer than many think.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: How Can SEO Help Increase Website Security?
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Almost one year ago now, I declared extended validation certificates dead. The entity name had just been removed from Safari on iOS, it was about to be removed from Safari on Mojave and there were indications that Chrome would remove it from the desktop in the future (they already weren’t
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In 2018, phishing attacks were attempted 482.5 million times, more than doubling the number of incidents in 2017. New research conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology Cyber Forensics Innovation (CyFI) Laboratory confirms that a website with a … Continue reading The probability that an EV SSL certificate is associated with a bad domain is 0.013%