What is a keylogger? A keylogger is a tool that can record and report on a computer user’s activity as they interact with a computer. The name is a short version of keystroke logger, and one of the main ways keyloggers keep track of you is by recording what you type as you type…

The paid Assured Open Source Software service will offer common open-source packages after vetting the provenance of its code and dependencies. Developers across the enterprise space are concerned about the security of the open-source software supply chain which they heavily depend on for their application development. …

Zero-click attacks, especially when combined with zero-day vulnerabilities, are difficult to detect and becoming more common. What are Zero-Click Attacks Zero-click attack definition Zero-click attacks, unlike most cyberattacks, don’t require any interaction from the users they target, such as clicking on a link, enabling macros, or launching an executable. …

Endpoint security is the practice of protecting end-user devices such as desktops, laptops, and mobile devices from being exploited by malicious players and campaigns. Endpoint security systems protect these endpoints on the network or in the cloud from cybersecurity threats. …

What is a Malware? Malware is any type of malicious software designed to cause harm or damage to a computer, server, client, or computer network and/or infrastructure without end-user knowledge Attackers create, use, and sell malware for many different reasons, but it is most frequently used to steal personal, financial, or business information. What can malware do? Malware…

What is VAPT? It gives us immense pleasure to restart our blog series after a long gap. Our first blog series would be called “Back to the basics”. Here we will be covering various topics in cyber security. The “Back to basics” blog series is more of a refresher for…