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Digital Forensics - An Overview

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Digital forensics involves the preservation, acquisition, documentation, analysis, and interpretation of evidence identified from various storage media types. It is not only limited to laptops, desktops, tablets, and mobile devices, but also extends to data in transit that is transmitted across public or private networks. In some cases, digital forensics involves the discovery and/or recovery of data using various methods and tools available to the investigator.  Digital forensics investigations include, but are not limited to, the following:  • Data recovery: Investigating and recovering data that may have been deleted, changed to different file extensions, and even hidden.  • Identity theft: Many fraudulent activities, ranging from stolen credit card usage to fake social media profiles, usually involving some sort of identity theft.  • Malware and ransomware investigations: To date, ransomware spread by Trojans and worms across networks and the internet are some of...

Google Passkeys: The Beginning of a New Era in Online Security?

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Google recently unveiled "passkeys," a new tool that makes logging into your Google account more convenient and safer. Traditional passwords, which can be challenging to remember and frequently result in security breaches, can be replaced by passkeys. We'll examine passkeys in more detail in this blog article, including what they are, how they operate, and what they portend for internet security in the future. What are Passkeys? In simple terms, passkeys are a form of two-factor authentication (2FA) that substitutes a cryptographic key for a password. You'll be asked whether you want to make a physical key or use your phone as the key when you set up passkeys for your Google account. When you log into your account, this key is then used to confirm your identity. How do Passkeys work? The Web Authentication (WebAuthn) standard, which is a relatively recent standard for user authentication on the web, provides the foundation of passkeys. You will be asked to tap a physi...

December 2022 – free certifications resources to upskill

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EC-Council’s Essentials Series: Learn Premium Courses for Free

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  Imagine if you are a college student and you see a person doing Ethical Hacking and finding bugs and you also want to learn to hack for free? Now at this point wait how can I learn it for free? Well, EC-Council’s (International Council of E-Commerce Consultants)  a Cybersecurity professional body has recently come up with its new series called  EC-Council’s Essentials Series. In this program, you will learn the  Fundamentals of Cybersecurity  from the ground level for absolutely free. This includes various  Certifications, E-Guides, Virtual Labs, Video Training Series,  etc. This can be the best opportunity for you if you want to pursue a career in the field of Cybersecurity. So without wasting any more time let’s get right into it. About EC-Council’s Essentials Series This Essential series includes a list of three courses –  Network Defence, Ethical Hacking, and Digital Forensics.  You might be wondering that to learn you need adva...

How can I tell if someone is monitoring my phone?

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Our phones give us instantaneous access to limitless information. But sometimes that means others will have access to you. Your phone is the perfect access point for anyone looking to steal your information, or worse, spy on you. Smartphones have greatly changed the way live. They’ve also made us easy targets by consolidating so much of our daily business and communication to one device. Someone could access your phone’s data if they had the right tools.  Cell phone monitoring programs allow remote access to a target device. This software makes most of the important data readily accessible including text messages, call logs, pictures, social media, and GPS location. They are useful tools for anyone who needs remotely controlled access to a device, but, like any tool, it has the potential to be mishandled. This technology is often used by parents as a way of keeping tabs on their child’s devices. Getting issued a phone or a smart device at work is very common. Employers often...

Why You Should Not Use Free VPN

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Have you ever wondered why there are paid VPNs? When there are so many free VPNs accessible, why would anyone pay for one? If you've been thinking about these kinds of questions, this essay is for you. All of your queries on this topic will be answered. In this essay, I'll explain why you shouldn't utilise a free VPN service. Simply read the post carefully and attempt to grasp each of my points. In this article, I will primarily discuss five important reasons why you should not utilize a free VPN. So, these are the five points: Compromising your Security We all know that free VPNs display advertisements because they rely on advertising to make money. However, you should be aware that advertisements can include viruses. If you click on any of the advertisements, you will be taken to their website. That website could have malicious code, allowing attackers to effortlessly steal your information. Tracking your Online Activity According to a survey, 72 percent of...

4 Ways To Be Anonymous Online

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Want to be anonymous online to view blocked websites, protect your self from hackers or want to hack some one and stay un-traced?. In the following post i will explain 4 easy ways by which you can stay anonymous online! 1. Using Proxies A proxy is an address ( IP address ) of a Server (proxy server) that is placed between your computer and the Internet The advantage of a proxy is that your real IP address is Hidden so when you hack your giving the IP address of the proxy sever and not your real IP address Same way if your a normal Internet user the hacker won't get your real IP but the IP of the proxy server.You can use it to enter site or forum that you are IP is banned. To know more about proxies les me know above this post and I will post a full tutorial about it. 2. Using Tor Tor-proxy is a free proxy-server service that Internet users can use to hide their IP address while surfing the Web. Tor (The Onion Router) is free software for enabling online anonymity. Tor dir...