What is the Happy Path? Software developers call it the “Happy Path”. It’s the set of tests that are usually written during the software development process, to ensure that the code stands up against all the properly formatted requests the code is meant to deal with. The Happy Path is the absolute bare minimum set … Read more
Dynamic changes in the cyber world lead to countless and continuous hacking incidents, data breaches, and phishing attacks. Stay on top of the latest email security breach and cybersecurity news or you could become the victim of cybercrime. This week’s news recap covers the American Airlines’ data breach and cryptocurrency platform Wintermute’s DeFi hack. Let’s … Read more
There are a lot of website builder services on the market, and it can be difficult to determine which one is right for your business, which undoubtedly has its own specific needs. While all builders tend to highlight the best features it offers, we’re here to discuss warning signs to look out for when investing … Read more
Ethical hacking is a process by which an authorized hacker finds threats and vulnerabilities to the stored information or data. Ethical hacking helps in protecting the data from malicious hackers and it helps in improving network security. The methods used by ethical hackers are the same as those used by malicious hackers but ethical hackers … Read more
This content is made possible by our sponsor; it is not written by and does not necessarily reflect the views of Engadget’s editorial staff. Taking notes is crucial during important meetings, whether that’s a college lecture or a . However, if the speakers breeze through information too quickly to keep up, you might be scrambling … Read more
China-linked cyberespionage group TA413 exploits employ a never-before-undetected backdoor called LOWZERO in attacks aimed at Tibetan entities. A China-linked cyberespionage group, tracked as TA413 (aka LuckyCat), is exploiting recently disclosed flaws in Sophos Firewall (CVE-2022-1040) and Microsoft Office (CVE-2022-30190) to deploy a never-before-detected backdoor called LOWZERO in attacks aimed at Tibetan entities. The TA413 APT … Read more
Gone video editing software hidden inside the Windows photo editor app, we weren’t expecting much of anything. The last time we reviewed Microsoft Video Editor, we praised it for offering “a good selection of tools for the budding video editor whose aim is to create a fun little movie quickly.” Yes, it has limitations if … Read more
The iPhone 14 is one of the most eagerly anticipated phone launches of the year. And as has been the case for essentially every iPhone announcement, and a new look seems to confirm our suspicions for Apple’s September 2022 event. The ever-vigilant Apple observer, Mark Gurman, has revealed in a recent Bloomberg article that his … Read more
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For you Be part of something bigger, join the Chartered Institute for IT. Unlike many sophisticated cybercrime operations, the Lapsus$ Group seems to be a loose collection of members. It is rumored Nvidia may have ‘hacked back’ at the group. Hacking back is where offensive security experts will attempt to compromise attacker’s machines. This can … Read more