Computer security - Page 2

Web9: XSS Exploits - Part 3: Dom Based XSS
In this next section, TipsMake.com invites you to learn about Dom Based XSS, another method of XSS mining.
Web8: XSS Exploits - Part 2: Stored XSS
In this article, TipsMake.com invites you to learn about Stored XSS, another popular XSS mining method.
Web7: XSS Exploits – Part 1: Reflected XSS
In this article, TipsMake.com will learn with you about the Reflected XSS exploit.
Web6: SQL Injection - Some Exploit Tools
In this section, the Network Administrator will introduce to you some tools (tools) used to exploit SQL Injection.
Web5: SQL injection - Some techniques to bypass the filtering mechanism
In this article, TipsMake.com will learn with you about ways to bypass the filtering mechanism in SQL Injection.
Free VPN: Is There More?
If you're not willing to pay for a VPN, should you try a free provider or avoid VPN altogether?
Pros and cons of passwordless authentication
Passwordless authentication verifies a person's identity through more secure options than a password or any other mnemonic.
What is DNS Amplification Attack?
DNS Amplification is a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack in which an attacker exploits vulnerabilities in DNS (Domain Name System) servers to turn small initial queries
Connecting over HTTPS is not necessarily safe
You may not have noticed, but most of the online web traffic in the world today is sent over an HTTPS connection, a protocol created with the aim of maximizing 'security'.
What is Teardrop attack?
In a Teardrop Denial of Service (DoS) attack, a client sends an incorrect packet of information to a machine and exploits an error that occurs when the packet is reassembled,
How to set up IKEv2 IPsec on Windows
Today's article will guide you how to set up IKEv2 IPsec on Windows. This guide was created with the operating system Windows 10.
5 reasons why you should use a firewall
What is the firewall used for? Can you be safe without it? Keep reading to find out why you really need a firewall.
How does visiting an 'adult' website harm security and privacy?
Visiting adult websites can be effective in the short term, but there are always problems in the long run. Your privacy and security are at risk by everything from cookie tracking
What is Side-Channel Attack (SCA)?
Side-Channel Attack allows hackers to extract information from the device without touching the security part of the system.
How to use Media Lock to hide files on Windows 10
The Media Lock application helps you hide files on your computer to avoid being viewed by others and is protected by a password range.
Differentiate between Gootkit, Bootkit and Rootkit
Along with the development of the technology world in general and the internet in particular, security threats are also evolving in both quantity and danger level.
What is a Trojan? How to avoid trojan attack?
A Trojan is not a virus, but its severity and impact are not different from viruses.
What is a computer virus?
Computer viruses can cripple a computer operating system in a blink of an eye. So what is a computer virus and how to prevent computer viruses?
How to manage two-factor authentication accounts (2FA) with Authy
Validate two factors beyond the username / password security combination and turn your phone or computer into an additional 'lock class'.
Learn new vulnerabilities in VLC that allow hackers to access computers
If you have VLC media player on your computer, you must immediately upgrade to the latest version, 3.0.7 or higher.