A credential stuffing attack is a cybercrime technique where attackers use automated scripts and try them on a targeted website. It happens because the majority of users repeat similar credentials on more than one account. That means one data threat can also threaten several others. The attackers use tools like Sentry MBA to test such …
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Cybersecurity isn’t something new. Businesses are emphasized to protect their data systems from hackers for decades. Unfortunately, the escalating rate of digitalization that is consuming IT resources across organizations has led to basic network and device hygiene becoming one of the most neglected components of cybersecurity. It shows! Take the Petya and Equifax breaches for …
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For years, technology enthusiasts have used tools such as extreme injector to create DLL libraries to carry out specific jobs or processes. The main purpose of these types of libraries is to hijack the software it is being used on. Many gamers who want a competitive edge use these DLL injection tools to alter certain …
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Penetration testing (or pentesting) is one of the most effective means of unearthing weaknesses and flaws in your IT infrastructure. It exposes gaps so you can plug them before a malicious party takes advantage. Whereas the benefits of pentesting are clear, a pentest is only as effective as its planning and execution. Substandard pentesting will …
Kubernetes are tools that organizations can implement into their containers to automate a wide range of app deployments. However, being able to deploy these applications so effectively and efficiently comes with the downside of potential risks. These risks are often in the form of attacks from hackers who are looking to steal data, mine cryptocurrencies, …
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