Steal C, AMOS, and Angel Drainer malware are used by a crazy evil gang to target Crypto currency A well-known cybercriminal organization known as the “Crazy Evil Gang” has been in the news lately for its violent assaults on the bitcoin industry in the constantly changing realm of cyber threats. The group has successfully gained …
READ MORENMAP Introduction to Nmap Nmap is a command-line utility designed to scan networks and gather information about devices and services. Created by Gordon Lyon (also known as Fyodor), Nmap is renowned for its flexibility, speed, and broad range of capabilities. It is used by network administrators to map out networks, detect open ports, and identify …
READ MOREIoT Vulnerabilities What is IoT Vulnerabilities? Internet of Things (IoT) vulnerabilities are the defects, shortcomings, or configuration errors in IoT systems, networks, or devices that an attacker could use to obtain unauthorized access, control equipment, or interfere with normal business operations. The interconnectedness of IoT devices, insufficient computing power for security, and uneven security procedures …
READ MORECloud Security Vulnerabilities What are Cloud Vulnerabilities? Cloud vulnerabilities are flaws in cloud environments’ security that an attacker could use to compromise systems, data, or services. Because of its multi-tenant architecture, shared responsibility approach, and dependence on outside suppliers, cloud computing is particularly vulnerable to these issues. Key Cloud Vulnerabilities MisconfigurationsInadequate Access Control: Storage …
READ MOREWhat is cybercrime? How to protect yourself What is cybercrime? Criminal action that targets or makes use of a computer, computer network, or networked device is known as cybercrime. The majority of cybercrime is perpetrated by hackers or cybercriminals looking to profit. Sometimes, though, cybercrime seeks to harm networks or computers for purposes other than …
READ MOREWhat are Zero-Day Attacks? [1] What are Zero-Day Attacks? Cyberattacks that take advantage of a software flaw that is unknown to the program developer, vendor, or cybersecurity community at large are known as zero-day attacks. The phrase “zero-day” describes a vulnerability that has been exploited before the developers have had any time to address it. …
READ MOREMissing Authentication for Critical Functions Missing Authentication for Critical Functions is a cybersecurity vulnerability that occurs when a system, application, or service fails to properly authenticate users or entities before allowing access to sensitive or critical functions. The absence of authentication verification can leave critical systems exposed to unauthorized access, leading to data breaches, system …
READ MOREKALI LINUX [1] What is Kali Linux? Kali Linux is a Linux distribution based on Debian that is especially made for penetration testing, ethical hacking, and other cybersecurity-related tasks. Kali Linux, created and maintained by Offensive Security, is considered by many to be among the top platforms for both hackers and security experts. Kali Linux …
READ MORESoftware Vulnerabilities In The World [A.] Introduction Software vulnerabilities are defects or shortcomings in a software system that an attacker could use to jeopardize the system’s availability, confidentiality, or integrity. These vulnerabilities can take many different forms, including as configuration issues, design faults, and coding errors. In the actual world, software flaws have caused serious …
READ MOREBuffer Over Flow: A Comprehensive Guide with Real-World Examples One of the oldest and most critical flaws in software security is buffer overflows. The second most exploited vulnerability in 2023 was a heap buffer overflow. It has made innumerable attacks possible over the years, frequently with dire repercussions, like Cloudbleed in 2017. Buffer overflows remain …
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