Author: Pbond

Keylogger

Posted by on 30.September.2025 in Cybersecurity

Keylogger is one of common password attacks which malicious actors can perform on an unsuspecting victims It involves use of malicious software that records keystrokes with intention of capturing the passwords as users type them. As a type of malicious code, it records every keystroke made on a computer or mobile gadget. Imagine someone monitoring […]

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IoT Security

Posted by on 15.August.2025 in Cybersecurity,Networking

Internet of Things (IoT) Our lives have been made easier by the advent of internet of things involving IOT devices. These smart devices are widely used in smart Homes designs with remote control capabilities. However, this convenience comes with security risks. For example, as online CCTV / IP cameras are now widely used in homes […]

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Ransomware

Posted by on 30.June.2025 in Cybersecurity

Ransomware: What You Need to Know Ransomware attack represents one of numerous types of severe attacks being experienced in the cyberspace today. The severity of this type of attack is capable of bringing the operation of the organizations to a halt by encrypting their systems Data pending ransom payment. Malicious actors usually spread ransomware through […]

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Typo-Squatting

Posted by on 4.June.2025 in Cybersecurity,Web designs

Watch your typing or what you are clicking! Have you ever typed a website address a little too fast – like gooogle.com instead of google.com? or amaazon.com instead of amazon.com? These small mistakes could lead you to a dangerous or fake website. This trick is called typo squatting. Typo-squatting is when malicious actors register web […]

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Security Misconfig.

Posted by on 7.May.2025 in Cybersecurity,Networking

Security Misconfigurations Security misconfiguration happens when systems, applications, or devices, phones are set up insecurely—like leaving default passwords, enabling unnecessary features, or forgetting to apply updates. These oversights create easy entry points for attackers. Why these things matters are that : Common examples: Simple ways for prevention Change defaults  – Always evaluate and modify preset […]

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XSS – Cookies Stealing

Posted by on 13.March.2025 in Cybersecurity,DevSecOps

XSS: The Threat to Your Cookies and Data Cross-site-scripting, XSS for short is a means an attacker can inject JavaScript codes in web application or browsers to effect their malicious attack on unsuspecting victims(s). Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is a prevalent web vulnerability that attackers exploit to steal sensitive information, including cookies. As a web application […]

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DeepFakes

Posted by on 28.February.2025 in Cybersecurity

Deepfakes leverage on the emerging technologies being powered by artificial intelligence (AI) under Deep Learning. It represent AI generated fake audios, videos, or images that can be used to produce convincing contents . The term “deepfake” comes from combination of “deep learning” and “fake.” The technology uses concept of machine learning algorithms to analyze and […]

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Prompt Injection

Posted by on 31.January.2025 in Cybersecurity,DevSecOps

Prompt Injection: Rapidly increasing challenges to AI-Powered Systems Currently, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into our digital lives. And as a result, a new vulnerability labelled “Prompt Injection” is posing as a big threat. This type of attack manipulates the interactive nature of AI-powered systems, with possibility of bad guys to injecting deceptive […]

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Endpoint Security

Posted by on 31.December.2024 in Cybersecurity

Endpoint Security In today’s digital landscape, endpoints are the most vulnerable points of entry for cyber threats. Endpoints include laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and servers that connect to your network. A single compromised endpoint can provide an entry point for attackers to access your entire network, leading to devastating consequences. Why Endpoint Security Matters Endpoint […]

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QR Code

Posted by on 31.October.2024 in Cybersecurity

QR (Quick Response) code usage is on the increase now due to their convenience and versatility. However, their widespread adoption also introduces significant security risks. Potential threats include: Precautional Measures 1. Verify QR code authenticity before scanning. 2. Use QR code scanners with built-in security features. 3. Avoid scanning QR codes from unknown sources. 4. […]

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