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What is Kerberoasting and why it matters for cybersecurity
Kerberoasting is a notable cybersecurity threat that exploits weaknesses in how enterprise authentication systems are used and managed. This technique has drawn attention because attackers can abuse l...
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What is killware? How it works and how to stay protected
While most cyberattack methods are defined by their method or intent, killware is defined by its outcome. It’s an umbrella term for cyberattacks that lead to real-world physical harm, regardless of ...
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What is PKI, and why does it matter for online security?
Trust plays a central role in how modern digital systems operate. They require dependable methods to verify identities and ensure that there’s no tampering during transmission across networks. Publi...
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How just-in-time access enhances cybersecurity
Over-privileged accounts are a valuable target for cybercriminals because standing permissions give attackers more time and opportunity to move laterally through a network without detection. A highly ...
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Blue team vs. red team cybersecurity: Comprehensive guide
Organizations often invest heavily in cybersecurity controls, yet still struggle to test how these controls hold up against adversary-style activity and turn findings into sustained improvement. A com...
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How to identify and respond to NetWalker ransomware attacks
NetWalker was a well-known ransomware operation, first identified in 2019, which became especially prominent during the COVID-19 pandemic. Attackers used it to encrypt victims’ files and demand rans...
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What is REvil ransomware? A complete cybersecurity breakdown
REvil ransomware was a highly prolific ransomware operation active between 2019 and early 2022. It ran a large-scale Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, enabling affiliates to launch attacks against...
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Credit card authorization: The complete guide you need
Credit card authorization is the step that decides whether a card payment can go through. That decision affects more than whether a purchase works: it acts as an early security checkpoint, helping sto...
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What is MAC flooding? How the attack works and why it’s a security risk
Many local networks use devices called switches to move data between laptops, phones, printers, and servers. Instead of sending every piece of data to every connected device, a switch forwards traffic...
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What is tailgating in cybersecurity?
Some organizations invest heavily in digital defenses but underestimate the importance of enforcing physical security. Tailgating is a strategy that exploits this weak point, allowing bad actors to ga...
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