Category: Articles
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With passkey Google allows you to sign in without passwords
Passkeys enable you to access your Google account only using biometrics. We all despise passwords: generating, remembering, storing, and using them. Google has now made a significant step towards a password-free future, relying instead on passkeys. With a passkey, you can now access your Google accounts without using a password by scanning your face or…
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Protect Web Applications from AI-Assisted Cyber Attacks
In this blog, we’ll look at how AI is changing the threat environment, emphasising the rising AI-powered cyber assaults. We will talk about how organisations may strengthen their security posture by embracing technology and using practises to combat attacks. AI has ushered in a new era of innovation. As its revolutionary influence is being…
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To steal credit cards, hackers are using genuine checkout forms
Hackers are stealing credit cards from unwary customers by hijacking internet retailers and displaying sophisticated, realistic-looking bogus payment forms. These payment forms are displayed as modal, HTML content that is overlaid on top of the main webpage. Moreover, it allows the user to interact with login forms or notification material without leaving the page. When…
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New Gmail scam: here’s how to keep your inbox safe
Google Rewards are being used as bait in a new Gmail scam. A horrible new Gmail scam is circulating, with some users reporting receiving emails with the subject line “Online Reward Program”. However, like with other unwanted emails, it’s too good to be true. Despite claiming to be from Google Workspace company and that the receiver…
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Google is introducing generative AI to cybersecurity
Google is among the companies competing for the emerging trend in the generative AI space. Google launched Cloud Security AI Workbench a cybersecurity suite driven by Sec-PaLM, a specialised “security” AI language model. Sec-PaLM is an outgrowth of Google’s PaLM paradigm that has been “fine-tuned for security use cases, It includes security information such as…
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Cybersecurity: Microsoft wants more women to work in the sector
Women presently account for only 25% of the cybersecurity workforce. Microsoft Office 365 company has announced additional financing to train new cybersecurity experts, particularly women. Especially with an emphasis on some of the world’s most underrepresented regions, including South America and Asia. Argentina, Chile, Indonesia, and Spain are among the 28 nations currently covered by…
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Google Cloud has a severe security issue
SADA is to thank for preventing a possible calamity on the Google Cloud Platform. The cybersecurity website specialists claimed to have discovered a critical vulnerability in the Google Cloud Platform. Moreover, the experts claim that it has now been patched by the tech giant. The vulnerability is known as Asset Key Theft. It allows threat…
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Combatting Junk Mail: Keep Your Inbox Clean
An email is a fantastic tool for connecting with friends, family, and professional contacts. But regrettably, spam, commonly known as junk mail, is its awful underbelly. You must be diligent, and patient, and take certain actions to stop junk mail. The amount of spam you receive each day might not be entirely stopped or reduced…
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Email Marketing: Best Practices for Do-Not-Reply Email Addresses
Email marketing is a cost-effective and efficient way to reach customers. However, email campaigns can be quickly dismissed if they fail to consider the customer experience. A do-not-reply email is an email that cannot be replied to. It is commonly used by email marketers to distribute information that doesn’t require a response. Although, using a…
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Deciding on Hosting: Should You Go for Shared or WordPress
There are many different kinds of web hosting, so you must pick the one that best suits your needs. Two popular forms of hosting are shared and WordPress. Overview Sharing hosting is most popular among smaller websites and blogs because it is cost-effective and user-friendly. It is ideal for your entry point to the internet if…