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Can Hacking Ever Be Considered Ethical?

The phrase ‘hacking’ conjures up images of devious cybercriminals. However, in the pure sense, a hacker is anybody who uses their knowledge and expertise in computer software or hardware to break down security measures on computers, networks or in applications. A hacker can be designated unethical, illegal or even morally based solely on whether the hacker has permission to enter a system or not. Hackers who work on behalf of businesses can use their expertise and skill to find the holes that can be exploited by their malicious counterparts.

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Penetration Testing: The Process

Penetration testing is a vital checkpoint in your cybersecurity journey. The penetration testing process involves simulating real-world cyberattacks on your systems, networks, and applications to

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5 Penetration testing FAQs

Penetration tests are intentional attacks on your IT system, executed to expose the weak spots in your system’s defences, including cross-site scripting, source codes, logic, and network configurations. Penetration tests give experts an understanding of the problems with the technical infrastructures that your company depends on.

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Types Of Phishing

What is Phishing? Phishing is a method of social engineering, whereby an attacker attempts to exfiltrate various types of confidential information such as usernames, passwords,

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Covid-19 & APT

Covid-19 & APT

This week Dominic Raab shared the impact Covid-19 has had across organisations in the UK and USA. Raab stated that an increase in activity from

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