OSINT is an acronym for open-source intelligence and forms one of the key concepts in building a robust cybersecurity system. OSINT is the practice of collecting information from already published sources or public sources available on the internet. The OSINT operation process performed by IT operatives, malicious actors, or sanctioned…

DevSecOps, a short form for development, security, and operations is a process that integrates security at every stage of the software development cycle from initial design through integration, testing development, and finally software delivery. The DevSecOps approach has revolutionised the way organisations implement security in their software building process. The…

Recognizing unidentified and unclassified devices: A system inventory process should be carried out to recognise devices that are unidentified on the network. Firms allowing BYOD (Bring your own device) should recognize and identify devices of employees which access the corporate networks on a regular basis. …

Which is Better? — Vulnerability scanning and penetration testing are the two most confusing terms of the same service. However, both serve crucial but different functions necessary to protect the entire ecosystem of networks in an organization. The problem arises when business owners use one when they need the other. …

Linux is a well-known operating system that is known to many developers and security hackers. Many Linux distributions in the market are flexible based on the workflow if you are a hacker, bug bounty hunter, penetration tester, or security researcher. Linux has a diverse set of distributions that are accessible…

Here’s everything you need to know about them. — Today, everyone is shifting from a traditional brick-and-mortar store to a full-fledged online business. This increasing number of online businesses has led to a dramatic increase in internet traffic. …

On the night of 8th June, a global internet outage hit popular websites like BBC, Reddit, Forbes, and Twitch. Even the major websites like Amazon, Twitter, PayPal, and the UK government’s home page were also hit by the outage. Here is the complete list of websites that were down: AFR Age Amazon Boots BuzzFeed CNN Deliveroo Etsy Evening Standard Financial Times Giphy Horse and Hound IGN Imgur Independent

DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks are one of the many criminal activities that occur on the web and have the potential to bring down even the largest websites. You can well imagine the scenario when servers get overloaded with more requests than they can handle. …

Look around you, and you’ll find at least 4 objects in your house with the word ‘smart’. Your TV, your phone, maybe even your fridge. All of our appliances are increasingly being connected to the internet. This interconnection of ‘smart’ objects is referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT)…