What You Need to Know About Malware
What does malware do? What is its purpose? Here’s a short introduction to the menace of the internet.
‘Malware’ is a combination of two words...
What is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?
How to stream safely begins with educating ourselves about risks like Zero-Day Vulnerabilities.
What is Pirate IPTV?
There are many live TV and sports streaming services. Most are legitimate and safe, but Pirate IPTV services are illegal and threaten cybersecurity.
What is Remote Desktop?
One way hackers can access your sensitive information is by using malware to give them remote control of your computer.
What is DDoS?
The more you know about how cybercriminals operate, the better to protect yourself against a DDos (or Distributed Denial of Service) attack.
What is a Trojan Horse?
Are free movie streaming sites safe? If they show recent releases or box office hits, they may be Trojan horses.
What is Spoofing?
Ever receive an email from a friend that seemed suspicious, like it wasn’t really from them?
What is Keylogging?
One reason cybercriminals offer free movie websites and free sports streaming is to gain access to viewers’ devices, and once inside, to start recording key stokes.
What is Jailbreaking?
Jailbreaking a digital device is presented as a way to expand its capabilities. But doing so also limits your ability to protect yourself online.
What is Phishing?
Phishing is a time tested and effective way to infiltrate your devices, and the more you know about it the better you will know how to protect yourself online.
What is Torrenting?
Are torrents safe? Torrenting can be a good way to get large files, but it’s also a way people share stolen content. (Watch)
What is a Threat Actor?
A threat actor is anyone who has the potential to affect your device or network security and make your valuable information vulnerable. Cybercriminals are one type of threat actor.
