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Testing Security: Legally And Ethically

Posted on: May 22nd, 2013

Testing Security: Legally And EthicallyEvery company or organization has experienced a security lapse either in internet or physical security. One way to prevent losses from events like this is to do occasional tests of the non-automated parts of your company’s security, namely the human factor.

In banks, these tests might consist of an attempt by a security penetration test company to gain access to secure areas in off-hours. There may be a test of computer or internet security by sending a phishing email to a group of employees to test which of those employees will click on links or forward the mail to others within and without the company.

In the fervor to ensure security in a company, these penetration tests often push the envelope of legal and ethical boundaries that could land the company in some serious trouble. There are some things that you have to keep in mind before implementing any type of plan to ‘test’ a company. Read the rest of this entry »

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An Insight Into The Security Features Of Windows 8

Posted on: May 20th, 2013

An insight into the security features of Windows 8Microsoft has laid immense importance to improving its security features and as a result every version of Windows has brought about great features for security which have significantly helped in improving the overall security. Maintaining the standards which have been set by its previous versions, the Windows 8 does not differ in this regard. However, these new innovations have been played down by the huge criticism which the new UI received.

The Windows 8 introduces a UEFI Secure Boost support feature which has been put in with the intention of replacing the standard Basic Input Output Systems. The Secure Boost helps in making Windows extremely resistant to the various types of low level malware such as root kits. Further, with the help of Secure Boost, the OS shall validate the digital signatures of all boot components and try and detect any sort of tampering. There may be cases where a particular component has not signed correctly or has become subject to tampering. In such cases, the Windows Recovery Environment starts automatically and tries to fix the OS. The Secure Boost also prevents the root kits from loading which thereby makes the system a lot safer. Read the rest of this entry »

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A Beginner’s Guide For Removal Of Malware

Posted on: May 17th, 2013

A beginner’s guide for removal of MalwareOne of the main reasons that the Windows OS has been targeted by malware writers is that it is the most popular OS in the world. The most common way by which these malware spread is through the attachments present in the emails or the instant messages. A computer can also catch malware when the user surfs or browses through unsecure or dangerous web sites. The most common symptoms by which one can understand that their systems have been infected by malware are random changes in the home page of the browser, unknown popups while browsing, unexpected toolbars, random notifications in the system tray, excessive memory utilization, sluggish computer performance and automatic disabling of important Windows functions. Read the rest of this entry »

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WordPress In The Cross-Hairs

Posted on: May 15th, 2013

WordPress In The Cross-HairsWordPress’ network of blogs and websites is sixty-four million strong. The hit count on all of their sites together tops 371 million people every month. It represents a boon to coordinated online attacks by hackers utilizing botnets. These botnets open up the blog’s administrative page and insert malware, viruses or dummy links to sites that deliver these nasty surprises to any poor soul who clicks on them. Once this is done, they back out of the system and let the sheer volume of WordPress users and readers spread the botnet to millions more systems across the world.

WordPress, aware that a large scale attack was coming, increased their security measures by adding the optional two-step authentication to log-in to WordPress accounts. A week later the attacks began, taking advantage of those WordPress users who were slow to change to the two-step method. Read the rest of this entry »

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Tips To Secure Your Windows 7 OS

Posted on: May 12th, 2013

Tips to secure your Windows 7 OSMost users believe that having a Windows 7 OS makes their systems a lot safer since these OS’s are supposed to be a lot more advanced and include the best available technologies when it comes to security. However, its immense popularity has also made it a prime favourite with hackers who end up targeting the popular systems. As a result, protecting your systems despite them having Windows 7 OS is extremely important. Luckily, by following these few simple tips, one can ensure the safety of their systems and OS’s.

Regularly updating the OS

The best way to protect the Windows OS is by regularly installing its latest available updates and patches. The best way to do this is by setting the installation of the latest updates to automatic mode which enables the machine to automatically search and update the latest features of the OS every time a user goes online. Read the rest of this entry »

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Steps To Prevent Breaches Of Security From Known Vulnerabilities

Posted on: May 8th, 2013

Steps To Prevent Breaches Of Security From Known VulnerabilitiesFalling prey to hackers using completely new and unknown vulnerabilities can call for pity but falling prey to hackers who use well known attacks is simply unforgivable. In the modern world, it is extremely easy to stay up to date with the latest information and also to update one’s self with regards to various steps and factors which can help with protection from known vulnerabilities. The biggest problem makers in terms of online security are not the individual hackers but criminals, government sponsored hacking programmes, hacking criminal groups, etc. These groups use a range of automated hacking tools which are extremely high tech and can easily locate and target systems with vulnerabilities. While it is almost impossible to protect systems against unknown attacks, one can simply follow a few steps to protect their systems from known attacks and vulnerabilities. Read the rest of this entry »

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Cheaters Beware!

Posted on: May 2nd, 2013

Cheaters Beware!Any serious gamer has run into that all but impossible game to defeat. Either he can’t make it past a certain level or can’t figure out the right moves to make to defeat the enemy. This means all serious gamers have been tempted to cheat once. Online games have become increasingly popular, to the tune of 330 million players worldwide. While it is a lucrative market for legitimate business owners to reach, it is even more so for illegitimate ones. Those who would use a gamers love for gaming, and the temptation to cheat those games to their advantage.

There are downloadable cheats, patches and “keygens” that are supposed to help the gamer to achieve his goal of defeating the game. The true gamer sees these cheats and downloads them. They may or may not actually do what the ad says they will, but according to AVG Viruslab Research Group Technologies, more than 90% of these are infected with malicious malware. Read the rest of this entry »

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Protecting Your Social Media Surfing Using Select Devices and Tools

Posted on: April 29th, 2013

Protecting Your Social MediaThere are many select web tools available to protect web users when surfing the web. Internet security is not an option, it is a must for anyone that is heavily involved in any type of web use. Web users have a variety of proprietary tools available to them that will protect them and provide them with security on the web.  Some of these applications are free some cost some money, but the investment in your safety is worthwhile. The cost of cyber attacks far outweighs the investment in safety.

Internet hackers can do much more than compromise the security of a computer system. Although initially a worm or virus attack may comprise the software and hardware of a computer system, resulting in hundreds of dollars in damage, ultimately a hacker may be interested in stealing more, including the personal identity of the individuals they seek information from. Read the rest of this entry »

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Protecting Your Computer From Common Attacks

Posted on: April 27th, 2013

Protecting Your ComputerSurfing the internet should be a right computer users have. There is nothing more appealing than getting on the internet and surfing for information you want or need. Many people need to conduct research on the web. When conducting research on the internet, often a user needs to access many websites, some of which may or may not be safe or infected.

Other common uses of the internet include global communications. While social media websites are often used for communicating with friends and family, many people use them for business purposes. Some use them for connecting and networking with current business partners or with potential business partners. Read the rest of this entry »

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Important Security Tips For Frequent Internet Users

Posted on: April 25th, 2013

Important Security TipsThere are some security essentials that most people always use. Some of these include anti-virus protection software. Most social media users know that using the internet without some sort of virus protection in modern society is much like suicide. However there are other important safety precautions that internet security users must also use, including additional security measures that are important to consider in an age where increasing cyber-attacks are a threat.

Privacy Settings

One of the ways to improve security on the internet is by understanding your privacy settings. This can ensure that your data is safer. Privacy settings include whether you allow pop-ups or cookies to appear on your website. Cookies include text files that other websites may put on your computer. These files help web pages remember information about you when you visit from one page to the next. Most of the time a cookie is harmless, simply remember what you clicked from one page to the next. Some people get upset however when websites place cookies on their computers without their knowledge. Read the rest of this entry »

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