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Maze ransomware: How it works and how to stay protected
Maze was a sophisticated type of Windows-based ransomware that was first discovered in 2019. It targeted a wide variety of organizations and industries and became known for pioneering double extortion...
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What is security posture? A complete guide for organizations
To protect their IT systems, data, and customers from digital threats, organizations benefit from an overall cybersecurity approach. In practice, “security posture” is the umbrella term for how a ...
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What is the CVE database and how does it work?
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database plays a central role in how the cybersecurity industry tracks and communicates software flaws. It allows security researchers and vendors to dis...
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What is SaaS? Software-as-a-Service explained
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is the delivery model behind many digital tools, such as email services, cloud storage, and browser-based collaboration apps. These tools are typically accessed over the i...
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Zoom security: What you need to know about meeting privacy
Many students, remote workers, and teams rely on Zoom as their go-to video call platform. But like many widely adopted communication services, its users need to consider how private it is and what the...
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What is MyDoom? A comprehensive guide to the infamous worm
In January 2004, a computer worm called MyDoom began spreading through email inboxes worldwide. Within two days, the worm was already circulating in 168 countries. MyDoom didn’t rely on advanced hac...
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How to identify and mitigate attack vectors in cybersecurity
A cyberattack rarely starts with a dramatic “break-in.” Most start with an opening, such as outdated software or weak passwords, which are exploited using specific methods to gain unauthorized acc...
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Malicious Chrome extensions: How to identify and remove them
Chrome extensions can add useful features and enhance your browsing experience. However, the same access that makes them powerful can also make them risky when abused. That's why Chrome users must kno...
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What is the Stuxnet virus and why does it matter?
Stuxnet was an unprecedented piece of malicious software that forced the cybersecurity world to rethink what cyberattacks could achieve. Its discovery revealed a level of planning, resources, and prec...
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What is a cyberattack? Understanding the basics
Cyberattacks are attempts to access or interfere with digital systems without authorization. Attackers may steal data, install malware, lock files, or disrupt services. They can target individuals, bu...
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