Cybersecurity

A lot of people know little to nothing about file-less malware attacks, largely because they do not leave a trace at all. This makes this type of malware attack even more dangerous than others. If that is not enough, it does not require any installation of any kind. This way hackers can take control of any device they want without any hassles whatsoever. How File-Less Malware Attacks Work? If you are wondering how file-less malware attacks work, they actually latch onto any built-in component of Windows. As long as the component is trusted by the device, it will be a

A VPN or a Virtual Private Network has become somewhat of a necessity nowadays. With cyber-crime rates growing rapidly, these programs allow us to protect our privacy online. While this might be one of the more significant features of a VPN, these programs can do a lot more than this. Not only do they keep you safe online, but they also help you stream anonymously and unlock all types of content. From your favorite TV shows to restricted websites, there is nothing that a VPN can’t fix. How a VPN works? For those who are unaware of what a VPN

Good news for all the Alexa users. After Amazon’s latest announcement, users can easily delete saved recordings of any of their Alexa-powered device. Amazon has recently announced an easy solution for Alexa users and now with just a single voice command, privacy-conscious Alexa users can easily delete their saved recordings and totally clean their data. The solution was already there but it just wasn’t easy for users because they had to first use their Alexa app or Amazon’s website in order for them to be cleaned. The step is a response to the growing concerns surrounding Amazon speakers. The primary

It's a peculiarly interconnected world where we, from time to time, forget that many of our device cameras are spying on us. The horrors of technology depicted in Black Mirror and Mr. Robot are gradually taking a real form, as many users in 2025 are complaining that their laptop cameras have been compromised. One of the surveys conducted by HP reveals that the majority of online users are aware of "camfecting" or laptop camera threats. It also emphasized that 79% of users are aware that their laptop camera can compromise their privacy, while 59% have initiated covering their laptop camera

The repeat offender is back at it again! Are you one of 1.5 million people whose data Facebook leaked? Despite Facebook’s claims that users have absolute control over their data, the company has toyed with its users’ data throughout its existence. The idea that users’ data is safe with the social network, becomes redundant by the day. For those aware of Facebook’s past, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the social network has gotten itself embroiled in yet another damning data/privacy scandal – one that could result in heavy regulatory penalties. What Happened? Facebook has admitted to illegally storing email