Security is not something added after a system is built. It is part of engineering from the beginning. Learn how software, networks, operating systems, devices, and infrastructure can fail or be attacked — and how engineers can design, build, and defend them more effectively. Go beyond security tools to understand the what you are protecting.
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CanisterWorm – What Is It and How Dangerous Is It ?
Learn what CanisterWorm is, how it spreads through the npm software supply chain, its attack mechanism, and how developers can defend against it.
Man-In-The-Middle Attack: What is it & How did it happen in the past ?
How does a man-in-the-middle attack work? Rogue Wi-Fi access points, ARP spoofing, DHCP poisoning and DNS spoofing explained, plus how to detect them.
Supply-Chain Attack: Open-Source Contributors Are Also Targeted By Hackers
How Hackers Target Developers in Supply Chain Attacks
Log4Shell – How a Logger Opened a Serious Security Flaw
How a Logger Opened a Serious Security Flaw
You can be extorted just by opening an attachment
How does ransomware get in and encrypt everything? Learn how an email attachment starts an extortion attack, and the backup and defense steps that stop it.
You Can Be Hacked Just By Watching An .AVI Video!
A heap overflow in the FFmpeg MagicYUV decoder lets a crafted AVI file run code when you play it in VLC. See how the exploit works and how to protect yourself.
MOVEit Was Hacked Badly And What We Can Learn From That
1 mistake, 10 millions data records exposed
NGINX can be hacked if you configure it like this
Learn about a Zero Day security flaw discovered in a most popular web server technology
AsyncRAT: From Open-Source Project to Cybercriminal Toolkit (and what we can learn from that)
Understanding a Popular Trojan
AssuranceAmerica was hacked and what we can learn from that ?
Lessons from the Theft of ~7 Million Customers’ Information, Including Their SSNs.
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