WordPress is easily one of the most popular web-based platforms on the internet. In fact, over 28% of the viewable internet uses WordPress to host their websites. However, being an open-source platform where anybody can edit anything using CSS code and plugins means there are security risks. At its core, WordPress is the same for every website, meaning that hackers or users with ...
It may seem like the hacking of cash register systems, or POS systems, are a thing of the past, but in reality they are still very much alive today as statistics gathered by the 2017 Data Breach Investigations Report by Verizon have shown that while attacks on POS systems have proportionally gone down, there is still a thriving market for stolen cards. The report reveals that POS ...
Last time on our blog, we explored what made fileless ransomware so different from other malware and how it might just be the new trend within the hacker community. In this guest blog post, we break down how end-to-end fileless attacks occur. Malware makers are always looking for an edge, a new way to breach corporate networks or compromise personal devices. Ransomware is one popu ...
In an effort to ensure that every user is safer and more secure online, government and industry have come together to promote cybersecurity awareness each year during the month of October to celebrate National Cyber Security Awareness Month. The National Cyber Security Alliance decides on weekly themes throughout the month and this week’s “Cybersecurity in the Workpla ...
