- Why is Windows 11 so much more secure than Windows 10?

Windows 11 will be a more secure operating system than Windows 10. Microsoft's new focus on security in Windows 11 will revolve around a few key features.
- Detecting an 8-year-old security flaw, affecting 150 HP printer models

Researchers have discovered several security vulnerabilities affecting at least 150 models of HP multifunction printers (print, scan, fax).
- Why should we use a VPN to protect our devices?

VPNs have evolved rapidly to satisfy the needs of users that seek security as well as anonymity online.
- Detected Critical Security Bugs Affecting All Versions of Windows

A critical security vulnerability, affecting all versions of Windows, has just been discovered. Notably, there are indications that hackers have exploited this security hole to
- Detecting new malicious code capable of 'evading' most anti-virus software

Cybersecurity experts at HP company (USA) have discovered a new malware that is able to evade most anti-virus software. The new malicious code is named RATDispenser.
- What is Cobalt Strike? How do security researchers use Cobalt Strike?

Cobalt Strike is mainly used by security researchers to evaluate security vulnerabilities in the environment.
- Ransomware uses WinRAR to lock victim's data

Because the encryption method is constantly being exposed by security software, ransomware called Memento used WinRAR to lock the victim's data.
- Detected a serious BIOS vulnerability, affecting many Intel processors

Located in the BIOS, two newly discovered vulnerabilities allow hackers to perform malicious attacks on the victim's system.
- Mysterious malware threatens millions of routers and IoT devices

Cybersecurity researchers at AT&T Alien Labs (USA) have discovered a new form of malware that can threaten millions of routers and IoT devices.
- App Installer on Windows 10 was used to install BazarLoarder malware

The TrickBot hacker group is said to be taking advantage of Windows 10's App Installer to spread their BazarLoader malicious code on the systems they target.
- AMD patched a series of security holes in the graphics driver for Windows 10

AMD has just patched a series of security holes in their graphics driver for Windows 10 devices. These vulnerabilities allow hackers to perform privilege escalation attacks or
- Mistakes Companies Make with Data & Information Security

As technology is advancing, companies are becoming more susceptible to theft of valuable data and information.
- How to use the Microsoft Authenticator app

Microsoft Authenticator is an app that enables two-factor authentication on supported apps and websites. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is much harder to beat than just adding a
- How Can Zero-Trust Security Prevent Ransomware Attacks?

The Zero-Trust model requires strict identity verification with all users and devices before granting them access to resources, regardless of whether they are in or out of the
- Microsoft urges Admin to patch PowerShell vulnerability on Windows

Microsoft has just asked for IT Admins of organizations and businesses to immediately patch the vulnerability in PowerShell 7. The reason is that this vulnerability allows hackers
- How to Stay Safe While Shopping and Paying Online

Due to convenience (and, in part, the ongoing pandemic), online shopping has become the go-to way of purchasing various kinds of goods and services.
- Detects a vulnerability that threatens all Windows computers shipped from 2012 up to now

Security researchers have found a vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows Platform Binary Table (WPBT). This vulnerability can be exploited by hackers to install rootkits on all
- How to Protect Yourself from Identity Fraud and Cyber Theft

Tech has certainly made it easy to do several things, and that has come with its fair share of downsides too. One of the downsides that comes with it is identity fraud and cyber
- How To Properly Protect Your Laptop Against Any Malware Or Viruses

Laptops are a great way to get work done while on the go. They allow you to be productive and do your job from anywhere in the world.
- Microsoft admits a new zero-day vulnerability threatens millions of Windows users

According to Microsoft, this new zero-day vulnerability affects all versions of Windows from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and corresponding versions of Windows Server.