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Every year, there are various campaigns launched by the medical communities for protecting everyone from flu by giving them flu shots. The outbreaks of flu have a particular season, a fixed time when it starts… 

HoneyPots

HoneyPots

Systemically, honeypots are systems that act as bait for attackers. Within the network, they do not provide meaningful services and are therefore not addressed directly from within the system, so any attempt to contact them… 

Social Engineering

Social Engineering

Some network attackers resort to obtaining as much information regarding network users as possible as long as it gives them access to the network. This technique is known as social engineering. Commonly, attackers act as… 

Ethical Hacking

Ethical Hacking

Cybercriminals present one of the biggest problems somebody can find in the digital world. There was a time when hackers weren’t taken as seriously, but things changed drastically in the past several years. In India,… 

Data Encryption

Data Encryption

Definition: Data encryption is the process where data is translated into a different code or form, such that the only people who can access and read it are those who have a decryption key, which… 

Hacking Terms

Hacking Terms

Hacking, like many specialty areas, has jargon that is hacking specific. While hacking terms will explain many of the techniques in simpler terms for newbie hackers, here are some basic terms to start out with.… 

types of hackers

Types of Hackers

According to IT experts, you can divide types of hackers into two main groups: white-hat (“good” hackers) black-hat (“bad” hackers) However, let’s cover some less important ones they still deserve some shine. Script kiddies Script… 

What is Hacking

What is Hacking?

Most people define hacking as the process of gaining unauthorized access to a computer or network. Once this access is established, the perpetrator (i.e. the hacker) uses the attacked system to steal information or hack…