CYSEFORCE

  OWASP or Open Web Security Undertaking is a non-benefit beneficent association zeroed in on improving the security of programming and web applications .  The association distributes a rundown of top web security weaknesses dependent on the information from different security associations.  The web security weaknesses are organized relying upon exploitability, perceptibility and effect on programming. Exploitability – What is needed to exploit the security vulnerability? Highest exploitability when the attack needs only web browser and lowest being advanced programming and tools. Detectability – How easy is it to detect the threat? Highest being the information displayed on URL, Form or Error message and lowest being source code. Impact or Damage – How much damage will be done if the security vulnerability is exposed or attacked? Highest being complete system crash and lowest being nothing at all. The main aim of OWASP Top 10 is to educate the developers, designers,...

What is Cybercrime? Cybercrime is defined as an unlawful action against any person using a computer, its systems, and its online or offline applications. It occurs when information technology is used to commit or cover an offense. However, the act is only considered Cybercrime if it is intentional and not accidental. 👉   Example of Cybercrime Here, are some most commonly occurring Cybercrimes: The fraud did by manipulating computer network Unauthorized access to or modification of data or application Intellectual property theft that includes software piracy Industrial spying and access to or theft of computer materials Writing or spreading computer viruses or malware Digitally distributing child pornography Cybercrime Attack Types Cybercrime can attack in various ways. Here, is some most common cybercrime attack mode Hacking: It is an act of gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or network. Denial Of Service Attack: In this cyberattack, the cyber-criminal uses the ...

  Moral Contemplations and Warnings  Dark cap programmers are what the vast majority normally think of when they hear "programmer." A dark cap programmer is the sort of odious Internet client who abuses shortcomings in computing frameworks for individual gain or in request to upset an association's information frameworks to cause them hurt. He's the person wearing a high nabbed shirt, shades, and a fedora behind a variety of 20 or so PC screens or the geek in the films who can break into a highly confidential framework illicitly.  Dark cap programmers are what a great many people regularly think of when they hear "programmer." A dark cap programmer is the sort of evil Internet client who misuses shortcomings in computing frameworks for individual gain or in request to upset an association's information frameworks to cause them hurt. He's the person wearing a high caught shirt, shades, and a fedora behind a variety of 20 or so PC screens or the geek i...

An Overview of Hacking T o your average computer user who doesn’t understand much about Internet and network security, hackers are shrouded in a cloud of mystery.  Most people don’t understand what they do or how they do it. And the movies don’t help to demystify them, either.  Countless action movies portray a character that takes the role of a hacker that can break into top secret computer systems to save the world. When the camera pans over their computer screens, you see them typing strange letters and numbers into a command prompt that, for all you know, is a foreign language. Humorously enough, the hackers in the movies frequently use a tool called NMAP, .  If you’ve seen The Matrix Reloaded, Dredd, Fantastic Four, Bourne Ultimatum, Die Hard 4, or The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo (among countless others), you have already seen actors using NMAP to facilitate their hacking endeavors in the movies.     But what exactly is hacking? Hacking means a lot of diffe...