Your Devices Are Gateways Your smartphone is not just a phone. It is your bank, your photo album, your office, and your private diary. Your laptop stores personal files, work documents, passwords, and saved login sessions. Even smart TVs and home as…
In today’s world of hyperconnectivity, cyber attacks are no longer the domain of tech-savvy hackers and shadowy government agencies. Every internet user, whether it’s a student browsing social media, a small business owner running an e-commerce site…
Best Practices for Ethical Hacking So, you’re diving into the world of ethical hacking—awesome! It’s a fascinating journey full of discovery, problem-solving, and some seriously cool tools. But before you start scanning networks or running scripts, …
Hey everyone! If you're serious about learning ethical hacking, the best (and safest) place to start is by building your own hacking lab. It gives you a controlled environment to practice real-world skills without any legal risk. In this post,…
Black Hat Hackers When most people hear the word "hacker," they imagine the black hat hacker —a shadowy figure in a hoodie, hunched over a glowing screen, exploiting vulnerabilities for personal gain or chaos. These individuals weaponize …
How to protect yourself against cybercrime 11. Use Strong, Unique Passwords A password manager (like Bitwarden or 1Password) helps create and store complex passwords. Don’t repeat your passwords on different sites, and change your passwords regularl…
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) Top Ten list is an extremely credible recognition document that captures a true consensus of the most critical risks to web applications. It does no…