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Quick Response (QR) Code
20th May 2021 | Cybrary

Quick Response (QR) Code

A Quick Response (QR) Code is a type of barcode that contains a pattern of dots and lines. It can...

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Zero Trust
19th May 2021 | Cybrary

Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a security strategy focused on the belief that organizations shouldn't automatically...

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Clickjacking
19th May 2021 | Cybrary

Clickjacking

Clickjacking, also known as a “UI Redress Attack”, is when an attacker uses multiple transparent or...

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Pipeline Breach Prompts Texas To Require Cybersecurity Training
18th May 2021 | Blog

Pipeline Breach Prompts Texas To Require Cybersecurity Training

May 17, 2021: Following the Ransomware Attack on the Colonial Pipeline, Texas Governor Greg Abbott took...

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Ransomware Task Force (RTF)
12th May 2021 | Cybrary

Ransomware Task Force (RTF)

The Ransomware Task Force (RTF) is a group of high-profile security vendors who teamed up with the...

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Bluejacking
12th May 2021 | Cybrary

Bluejacking

Bluejacking is the unauthorized sending of messages from one Bluetooth device to another. Bluetooth is...

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Ransomware Shuts Down Largest U.S. Pipeline
11th May 2021 | Blog

Ransomware Shuts Down Largest U.S. Pipeline

The United States' largest pipeline, Colonial Pipeline, halted operations due to a ransomware attack. Colonial...

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Apple Zero-Day – Cybersecurity Advisory
4th May 2021 | Blog

Apple Zero-Day – Cybersecurity Advisory

May 4th, 2021: Apple has released IOS updates for 4 critical issues that impact all Mac, iOS, iPad, and...

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Apple AirDrop Vulnerability
4th May 2021 | Blog

Apple AirDrop Vulnerability

Security researchers in Germany have put out a press release about research findings to be presented at...

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CyberHoot Newsletter – Volume XV
29th April 2021 | Newsletters

CyberHoot Newsletter – Volume XV

Israel Launches 'Stuxnet 3.0' On Iran Iran blamed Israel for an alleged cyber-attack on its...

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What Was 2020’s Most Expensive Cybercrime?
27th April 2021 | Blog

What Was 2020’s Most Expensive Cybercrime?

It's apparent that ransomware and its evolution into leakware is a critical threat to most businesses...

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Rootkit
22nd April 2021 | Cybrary

Rootkit

A Rootkit is a hacking program or collection of programs that give a threat actor remote access to and control...

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