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Jul 16

BlackCat Ransomware becomes more lethal

BlackCat Ransomware The BlackCat ransomware, also known as ALPHV, is a prevalent threat and a prime example of the growing ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) gig economy. The unusual programming language (Rust), the variety of target devices and potential entry points, and its association with active threat action organisations make it unique . The goal…

Cybersecurity

3 min read

Jul 1

MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL, WHICH IS THE SAFEST BROWSER OF THEM ALL?

A safe browser may hold different definitions in different domains. In general, a safe browser is one that has additional security features to assist stop unwanted third-party activities while you browse the web. …

Apple

6 min read

MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL, WHICH IS THE SAFEST BROWSER OF THEM ALL?

Jun 17

PHP Type Juggling

PHP AND TYPE JUGGLING PHP is a dynamically typed language, similar to Python and Javascript. This implies that when the programme is running, the variable types are verified. When utilising PHP, dynamic typing helps developers to be more versatile. However, this level of flexibility can occasionally result in unforeseen programme flow failures and potentially…

Cybersecurity

4 min read

Jun 12

Introduction to Burp Suite

WHAT IS BURP SUITE? Burp, often known as Burp Suite, is a package of web application penetration testing tools developed by Portswigger. Its numerous tools operate in unison to assist the entire testing process, from mapping and analysing an application’s attack surface to detecting and exploiting security flaws. …

Cybersecurity

4 min read

Jun 3

Web Exploitation: A Developer’s Doom

WEB EXPLOITATION METHODS Web applications frequently employ databases and rely on third-party web services to supply dynamic content. The application server is made up of a variety of components that might come from a variety of places. Before allowing users to log into the system, servers verify their identity. They also provide users…

Web Exploitation

7 min read

May 27

Everything you need to know about NGROK

WHAT IS NGROK? Ngrok is a cross-platform program that uses the Internet to expose local server ports. So that one can spend more time programming — one command for a secure, immediate URL to your localhost server over any NAT or firewall. The ngrok client software is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. …

Cybersecurity

4 min read

May 13

BugBase is now ISO 27001:2013 Compliant

Bugbase is glad to announce that it has been awarded ISO 27001 certification, one of the most widely recognised and internationally accepted information security standards. Bugbase’s security compliance was validated by The International Accreditation Service (IAS) in order to receive the accreditation. …

Iso 27001 Implementation

2 min read

May 6

What is Continuous Testing and How does it work?

WHAT IS CONTINUOUS TESTING? Continuous testing is a type of software testing that involves testing at every stage of the development life cycle. Continuous testing aims to assess software quality as part of an ongoing delivery process by testing early and regularly. …

Cybersecurity

4 min read

What is Continuous Testing and How does it work?

Apr 29

The most dangerous attack you need to know about!

WHAT IS REMOTE CODE EXECUTION? Remote Code Execution or execution, also known as Arbitrary Code Execution, is a term used to describe a type of cyberattack in which the attacker has complete control over the operation of another person’s computer or computing equipment. An attacker can remotely execute malicious code on a computer via remote…

Cybersecurity

4 min read

The most dangerous attack you need to know about!

Apr 12

Social Engineering — How Human Flaws are used in hacking?

Social Engineering is an act of manipulating a person to take any action that may or may not be in “target’s” best interest. This may include obtaining information, gaining access, or getting target to take a certain action. It is art of manipulating and misleading people. It doesn’t involve the…

Socialengineeringattack

3 min read