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HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW ABOUT INTERNET THREATS?

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Cyber ​​ threats are ubiquitous on the Internet, and they do not target only businesses: individuals are even among the preferred targets of hackers. To protect yourself, it is essential to know the most common threats on the web. While the first malicious software, or malware, was discovered in the late 1980s, it has continued to evolve since then. And if these programs do the business of hackers, for companies and individuals, they are generally synonymous with big problems when they manage to infect a computer, a network or a connected object. They may just slow down the machine, but today malware is often much more harmful and intrusive, and once properly installed, difficult to dislodge. So, how do you recognize them, and how can you protect yourself from them? Security editor ESET has teamed up with YouTuber Son Samson, better known as Connected Cookie, to provide an educational presentation of the most common types of malware. Its video is particularly clear, and allows you to...

CYBERSECURITY THE BIGGEST THREAT TO BUSINESS

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From hacker attacks to stolen digital goods: Cyber- at tacks are a growing problem, especially for businesses. Data theft and loss of operations can have far-reaching consequences for businesses. For hackers, on the other hand, cyber-attacks represent potential business in the millions. Whether as an individual or as an employee of a company: we leave data in the digital world on a daily basis by relying on systems that work. Digitization of data, such as a detailed customer file, is now essential for businesses. This is the only way to efficiently organize information and share it within a company. Therefore, complete data protection is essential: "Digital systems must be constantly updated to correct any security breaches without delay. If a hacker or malware succeeds in exploiting such a security breach, sensitive data can be stolen or the computer system of a company can be paralyzed”. In addition, regular data backups, the careful conservation of these backup copies as well a...

What Is Zeus Virus and How to Remove It?

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Did you erroneously tap on a suspicious connection or download a file that you shouldn't have opened? They're both prime methods for getting a dreadful virus on your computer. One especially terrible Trojan is the Zeus malware virus. What Is The Zeus Virus? The Zeus Virus is intended to take secret data from your computer. It endeavours to accumulate banking data or budgetary subtleties, for example, account numbers, passwords, and credit card numbers. Like any virus, the more it stays, the more terrible the harm can be. How Accomplishes Zeus Work? Zeus is alluded to as malware just as a Trojan. A Trojan is successfully a noxious bit of software that you may have unintentionally downloaded, thinking you were downloading something safe. The reason for such software is to coerce or take cash from you through terrible methods. Dissimilar to viruses, they're not intended to spread to different computers, yet to take from the immediate source. They can likewise downl...

KNOW ABOUT INTERNET SECURITY RISKS

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“The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow.”- Bill Gates Internet security is one of the most important aspects to consider when working on the Internet, no matter how small or large your company is. While there is no network that is immune from attack, a stable and efficient network security system is essential to protect customer data. A good network security system helps companies reduce the danger of being victims of knowledge theft and sabotage. The Internet security Software helps protect your workstations from damaging spyware. It also ensures that shared data is kept safe. Connecting to the Internet means that you will receive a lot of traffic. Huge traffic can cause stability problems and can lead to system vulnerabilities. Network security promotes the reliability of your network by avoiding delays and downtime by continuously monitoring any suspicious transactions that could sabotage the system. Damage to intellectual property is also o...

FEW SECURITY THREATS START FROM EMAILS

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Email is a widely used means of communicating. It is a service that is part of the daily life of many users and companies. However, it also has certain problems that can compromise security and privacy. Most security threats arrive via simple email. For this reason, in this article we have wanted to review some security tips and recommendations to avoid compromising our devices and our privacy through email. Most security threats arrive by email Cybercriminals set their sights on what is hosted by many users. An example is email, to which we must also add the wide range of possibilities it offers. By this we mean, for example, sending attachments. Also insert links, images, etc. Through an email, hackers could put the security of our computers at risk. This is something that affects private users but also companies. Precisely the latter, the security risks for companies, is something that has increased notably in recent times due to the lack of measures to avoid risks through e-mai...

CYBER ATTACK CAN AFFECT OUR ECONOMY

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There are many ways that cybercriminals can take advantage of networked computers and other devices to spread malicious software, disrupt computer systems, and steal data. The impact and consequences of these online attacks can have real, and sometimes devastating, effects. With the increasing number of security cameras and other hardware connecting to the internet or internal networks, physical security solutions can be potential targets for cyber threats. That is why we focus on total security , also on what we call security to ensure that the physical security system itself does not introduce vulnerabilities into your network. Motivations and methods behind cyber attacks Cyber bullies can have many motivations, including curiosity, a desire to demonstrate their prowess by evading online security systems, or simply the desire to cause harm. But most of the time, money is the root of cyberattacks. Spyware Some attackers install malicious software called spyware on victims...

HOW TO FIGHT AGAINST CYBER CRIME?

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Today a computer threat can block the activity of a hospital, stop the production of a factory, change the display of signs in stations or leak personal and private information. Driven by hackers whose profile has changed significantly since the early 2000s, cybercrime thrives in a world where new technologies are omnipresent and govern our daily lives. Structured groups are formed with political, social, economic, religious or purely commercial motivations. Fighting against these threats is therefore essential for companies, local authorities and public authorities which are investing more and more in IT security and data protection. Cybercrime: no one is immune It may sound a little alarmist, but it is the reality. In May 2017, a computer virus known as WannaCry spread to more than 150 countries, affecting thousands of organizations and businesses. It is one of the largest cyberattacks to date costing millions of dollars. SMEs, associations, large international groups, media, healt...

WHAT IS INTERNET SECURITY AND WAYS TO IMPROVE IT?

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Social networks, streaming series and movies , online shopping More and more of our time and life is spent on the network, so just as we make sure to protect our home, it is also important to improve internet security. What is internet security? Internet security is a branch of computer security whose mission is to identify and prevent threats that affect the network. Its objective is to create methods, procedures and standards that allow the identification and elimination of vulnerabilities in the information that is exchanged over the internet and in mobile devices and computer equipment. Internet scams: which are the most common and how to avoid them? The most common online scams are related to identity theft, online shopping, and trickery to get money, information theft or computer attacks: Impersonation: Cybercriminals contact you as if they were your bank to inform you of a suspicious activity and, to solve it, they ask you for your access codes and passwords. Once obta...