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We have previously covered the topic of ransomware on this blog, specifically the Avaddon ransomware. But Avaddon is just one of the many ransomware groups operating on the internet today. At the time of writing this article, it is... Read More

As we wrote about in the previous article about our phishing campaign, it's a similar story with the smishing campaign. Cybersecurity is one of the most important aspects of any business. However, regularly training employees on how... Read More

If a company has all the security measures in place to minimise the risk of infiltration of its computer network, there is only one weak link that can threaten its security. That link is the employees. People make mistakes, whether... Read More

People often ask me whether simply opening a malicious website can affect their computer, whether simply clicking on a link can infiltrate and take over their computer. My answer is "yes". And in this article I will explain how... Read More

We understand anonymity as a state where the user's identity is unknown and privacy as a state where the user is not monitored. Due to the overall design of the internet, this goal is not easy to achieve. However, there is a so... Read More

Apple's smartphones need no introduction. It is the most widely used phone device in the world with a huge base of supporters. Many people live under the assumption that Apple products are perfect and unbreakable. This makes the... Read More

In this article I will introduce you to honeypots. You can literally think of them as bait to lure attackers. In the computing world, honeypots can be sensitive data, information, know-how and systems that we want to protect from... Read More

Many services nowadays run on servers with different Linux distributions. Compared to server versions of Microsoft operating systems, they are free. They are also generally considered to be more secure, but require deeper knowledge on... Read More

Ransomware is extortion software aimed at profiting from the ransom paid by the victim. But why should a ransomware victim pay, and what happens if they don't? I will try to answer these questions in this article and then briefly... Read More

From 1 January 2020, issuers listed on EU regulated markets must prepare and publish their consolidated financial statements in the so-called European Single Electronic Format (ESEF). Read More