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IoT cybersecurity: What it is and why it’s critical for modern networks
Most Internet of Things (IoT) devices don't have built-in security like regular computers or smartphones do. They may use old firmware or weak authentication and lack encryption or automatic software ...
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What is typosquatting? How it works and how to stay safe
It’s easy and common to hit the wrong key when typing out a URL, and this may seem like a harmless mistake. Unfortunately, entering a slightly mistyped web address may expose you to one of the oldes...
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What is phishing-resistant MFA, and why does it matter?
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is widely used to keep accounts secure. Traditional MFA methods include one-time passwords (OTPs) sent via email, SMS, or automated voice call, but these can be vulne...
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What is SSL inspection in network security?
When you visit a website and see the padlock icon in your browser, it means your connection is encrypted through HTTPS. This encryption protects your data from outsiders, but it also hides the content...
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Security concerns in cloud computing and how to address them
Cloud computing has transformed how organizations store data, build software, and manage everyday operations. It offers unmatched flexibility and scalability compared to traditional on-premises system...
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How can you protect your home computer?
Many people underestimate how vulnerable their personal computers are. Without corporate-grade defenses or IT oversight, home setups are often easy targets. Unfortunately, home computer protection isn...
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What is clickjacking and how to prevent it
You click “Continue” on what looks like the next step of a signup form. Nothing seems to happen, at least not until you notice a small charge tied to one of your accounts. That’s clickjacking in...
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What is OIDC (OpenID Connect)? A complete guide to understanding the identity layer
Every time we sign in to a new app or website, we share personal details like usernames, passwords, or contact information. Each login creates another opportunity for that data to be exposed, making s...
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iPhone calendar virus: Complete guide to remove spam events
If you’re suddenly seeing calendar events you never signed up for, you might think you have an iPhone calendar virus, but it’s usually just unwanted invites sent through your Calendar app. The so-...
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Malgent removal guide (Trojan:Win32/Malgent)
If you've received a security alert for Trojan:Win32/Malgent, it's important to take steps to resolve it. Microsoft’s security intelligence identifies Win32/Malgent as a trojan, which is a type of m...
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