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In a SaaS environment, ensuring data security through encryption involves understanding and implementing both symmetric and asymmetric encryption techniques, securely managing encryption keys using services like Key Mgt Systems (KMS), and adhering to regulatory standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS. Utilizing encryption libraries and cloud services simplifies these tasks, allowing developers to focus on […]
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In an age where technology is seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, even seemingly benign devices can harbor sinister capabilities. Take, for instance, the O.MG Cable – a seemingly ordinary charger with extraordinary potential. At first glance, it’s easy to mistake the O.MG Cable for just another charger, indistinguishable from the myriad cords cluttering our
The Double Agent Charger:Plugged In, Hacked Out! Read More »
Many people have avoided a career in cybersecurity because of the fear of programming or coding. Some doubt the feasibility of crossing from a different field because they feel like their background does not match cybersecurity in any way. Well, the good news is that you do not need to be so techy or geeky
Do I Need To Be Technical To Land a Cybersecurity Role? Read More »
Here are 7 common mistakes that make it easier to hack your system, network or online account. Installing pirated software: Looking for a pirated version of a software could lead you to visit malicious websites containing scripts or malware that might automatically infect your PC once you visit them. Moreover, you might end up downloading
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No doubt, social media has helped us all in various ways. From helping us market our services, to reaching more audience, to keeping up or reconnecting with friends/family, to entertainment and the list goes on. However, as we already know, life is binary. For one side, there is a corresponding other side. Here, we will
Unhealthy use of Social Media {Part 1-Negative Implications} Read More »
Layer 5 Session Hijacking: When users browse the internet, the web server sends a token to each user’s browser to identify the connection from each user. In a session hijacking attack, an attacker steals a valid session token to gain unauthorised access to a web server. Methods used by attackers to achieve this include a
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1. Subject & Object: In IT, the subject is the user or process that requests access to a system’s resource(s). The Object is the resource being requested or being acted upon. E.g. When a user needs to view a MS Word Document or a log file. The subject here would be the User while the
CISSP Tips Series -CTS 2 {Terms every security Guy should know} Read More »
Just like breaking into any infrastructure, breaking into a wireless network requires a loophole or vulnerable area. leaving these loopholes unpatched would only leave you open to attacks. There are some common loopholes when it comes to attacking a wireless device or network and this short article would be highlighting six of them, how to
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Welcome to the CISSP Tips series by CyberPhorm. This is the first part of this series and we know you will find them useful. 10 tips would be provided in each episode. Tips discussed here are not enough to study for the exams and they do not replace the need to go for training; The
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What is a VPN and how does it work? Have you always heard people say “use a VPN” and never really understood its meaning or its purpose? Or you never even heard of it. Well, as usual, CyberPhorm is here to explain in simple terms for us to understand. VPN stands for Virtual Private Network
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