cybersecurity
Our personal, digital, national and military security depend on a safe cyber space.
How to Keep Your Home Wi-Fi Safe From Hackers
Cybersecurity is one of the single most important concepts for most router manufacturers and network designers. Reshaping the way our networks can be both faster and far better protected will be among many ways the internet is overall adapted in the next few years, but you won't have to wait that long to keep your home Wi-Fi safe from hackers. It has become much easier for hackers to break into firewalls, disrupt security measures, and burglarize your home system, what with the debilitating WPS feature and the need for enabling your firewall after set-up, knowing how to adapt to these threats is just how you can avoid them.
Salvador LorenzPublished 6 years ago in 01Spectre Attack
In the era of computer systems, time and performance is very important. To achieve that, computer scientists works hard to make CPUs better and faster. Most of the modern CPUs in present devices around the world make use of a performance feature called speculative execution. Speculative execution improves the performance of the CPU. It does that by guessing future tasks and executing the instruction. In normal cases, the task comes from the memory and it is executed by CPU, and results are stored in the storage. For better performance using speculative execution, the task is guessed by CPU and executed. When the task comes from memory, the CPU makes sure the correctness of its initial guess. If the guess was incorrect, the CPU reverts speculative execution. If the guess was correct, a significant performance gain is achieved.
Dharmang PatelPublished 6 years ago in 01Cybersecurity Predictions for 2018 You Should Know
In the 2010s, we have seen serious evolution when it comes to technology—both good and bad. We've seen the birth of the cryptocurrency boom, as well as a new birth requiring us to spot Bitcoin scams a mile away. We've even seen the booming growth of the Dark Web and some of the best black hat hackers in history make their marks.
Cato ConroyPublished 6 years ago in 01Smartest Ways to Hack Proof Your Phone
No matter how well President Trump may extend his diplomatic tirades into 280 characters or less, no button of any size can holistically thwart internet hacking. Your phone? That's a prime target, my friend. Think about this: while that neat touchscreen device may be, at its barest stage, a cellular phone for mass communication, it has obviously been enhanced over the years with cameras, internet connectivity, and background multi-app functionality only a few examples. If you don't have protection for your phone, whether it be a password management application or even some encryption program, safeguarding your internet documents and private information should be of utmost concern.
George HermanPublished 6 years ago in 01Facts about the Dark Web That Will Scare You
The dark web is made accessible by a software called The Onion Router. This software makes a person's presence on the internet virtually anonymous, which is what makes the dark web so nefarious. Most of the things you can do or find on the dark web you can also find in real life or on the deep net, but the dark web makes conducting suspicious activity much easier.
Dr. Ethan LeviPublished 6 years ago in 01Cryptography: A Whole New World
You may be wondering what exactly this article is, and what cryptography is. That's what I am trying to tell you here. Cryptography is everywhere, and in a sense, it's the only way for people to remain completely private about certain things. Cryptography is a lock you put on your information that only you have the key to. The word Cryptography comes from the Greek Kryptos, meaning secret, and -ography meaning the study of. The study of secrets.
Kryptos JournalPublished 6 years ago in 01Cyberhack Reveals Sony’s Embarrassing Decisions from ‘Mundane’ Adam Sandler Movies to Calling Angelina Jolie a ‘Spoiled Brat’
While North Korea has openly denied any association with the recent cyber hack episode, Sony is in damage control mode trying to seal the walls of internet with tactical super glue.
Mohammed HidhayatPublished 6 years ago in 01- Top Story - December 2017
Stopping Hackers by Making Data Theft Irrelevant
We tend to think of security as a matter of building walls to keep intruders out and important items safe. But the fact is, walls can be breached. Even the best security perimeter has holes that can be exploited, allowing thieves and hackers to make off with valuable data.
Rob SalkowitzPublished 6 years ago in 01 Why We Need to Save Net Neutrality
For years we have taken advantage of our freedom on the internet. Every day we use social media like Instagram, Tumblr, Youtube, Snapchat, Facebook, etc. It has never occurred to anyone that these rights could be taken from us, and it shouldn't be. What allows us to control our internet experiences is a not-so-little thing called Net Neutrality.
Brooke DatysPublished 6 years ago in 01Beware of Search Engines
After warning people to be careful when looking for adult results in another part of this site I thought I would expand to search engines specifically. First thing to realise is that these search engines don’t actually search after you type your words in, they have already done that in advance. Therefore, what they search is their own data banks for the answer. There is a game called google whack where you type into search 2 words and aim to get only one search answer, these days this is almost impossible as the internet has expanded so much.
ASHLEY SMITHPublished 7 years ago in 01What's the Difference Between the Dark Web and the Deep Web?
Especially for non-techies, the Internet in of itself can be one of the most complex and irritating topics to understand. Grasping the concepts of a proxy server, cloud databases, or HTML coding can all be pretty difficult, and with such a wide range of areas to explore on the World Wide Web, the likelihood of ever understanding its true potential is next to impossible.
Salvador LorenzPublished 7 years ago in 01The Dark Web
The Dark Web is a secret part of the internet. Think of the internet like an iceberg. The visible part of the iceberg is the clear web. The clear web is things that you use every day like Google and Yahoo. But that's only the visible part of the iceberg. Most of the iceberg is below the water in what is known as the Deep/Dark Web. It can either be called the Deep or the Dark Web. In this, I will be referring to it as the Dark Web.
Raven Nope ;)Published 7 years ago in 01