Blog about Cybersecurity and US Internet Privacy Laws
Canada’s online casino sites are among the most visited in the English-speaking part of the Internet. And, as you would expect, millions of people go through the steps of registering, logging into various accounts, and there are many transactions between platforms every minute of every day. Therefore, cybersecurity for Canadian players is important. Operators need […]
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Nessus Official developer’s website: www.nessus.org/plugins/index.php Distribution: Paid and Free (trial) version Platform: Win / Unix / Mac If someone has not tried Nessus, he has at least heard of it. One of the most famous security scanners has a rich history: once an open source project, the program stopped being distributed in open source. Fortunately, […]
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Bets.io Casino has announced it will hold its first-ever cybersecurity hackathon. The event aims to enlighten stakeholders on cybersecurity issues and possible solutions. Some topics that will be covered are personal data security and banking information security. Through this cybersecurity hackathon, the online casino hopes players will enjoy a better gambling experience without falling into […]
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The Internet often seems to be a limitless source of information, a place for communication, human development. But not everything on the Internet is positive, some places can take the child both to fabulous and unexplored places and to places full of dangers. Adult information, prohibited information, fraud, online harassment, and blackmail especially affect children […]
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With the advancement of technology, most formal and informal communication channels have been digitalized. This included even financial transactions. The use of digital platforms and systems has made life much easier, but it still possesses a few risks here and there. These threats include illegal methods being used to steal user information, using stolen credit […]
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Computer thieves are increasingly trying to gain access to information that is inaccessible to them, which is on a computer or on a certain site. Basically, they want some credit card data or other confidential information. Each time they act more and more sophisticated and cunningly. To effectively protect yourself from them, you need to […]
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Since late April, an unknown hacker has been conducting online hacks every day. He remotely connects to victims’ computers, watches them through webcams of their own devices, and live hacks into email accounts, social networking pages and other personal information that he can reach. We figured out why such hacks occur and how to protect […]
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U.S. lawmakers introduced a bill Wednesday tightening cybersecurity rules for federal civilian agencies. It is proposed to amend a 2015 law that already provides cybersecurity measures for government agencies, such as data encryption and two-factor authentication of information system users, and call the new document the “Cybersecurity Oversight Act of 2020.” The bill moves from […]
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Trend Micro reported that 119,000 cyber threats were detected by Trend Micro every minute in 2020, growing 20 percent to over 62.6 billion. Home-based workers and network infrastructure were at the top of the list of cyberthreats. Attackers were after employees working from home to gain access to corporate network resources or using home IoT […]
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Figures, trends and new ideas At the end of 2020, the domestic information security market will grow by 25%. In short, there are three reasons for this growth. Firstly, information security topic is becoming more and more relevant also for objective reasons: the number of threats and activity of cybercriminals in general is growing every […]
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