Security

Many users have a problem to choose the operating system, while many don’t want to change, Hackers have problem with their pre-installed Windows operating system.

Now its time to pause window and switch to some more advanced operating system for ethical hacking, pentesting. Weakness in the operating system is best for a hacker to gain access, while open source makes the operating system to run at a better cost.

Remember ethical hackers can only fight with another black hat when they are on the same platform.

Protecting your website needs to be your priority from the very first day that it’s online.  In essence, website security is something you should build right into the foundations of your web pages and hosting servers.

Why? Because your website, whether it’s loaded with financially valuable information or not, is extremely valuable to hackers for all sorts of reasons. For many malicious online players, simply having access to your hosting server or your sites part of a shared server is prize enough to make hacking you worthwhile.

Today the super topic on cryptpro to discuss about Trojan turla.

Turla is one of the most recent malware that has been dis

History

Turla was first discovered in January 13th of 2014. It was last updated on August 8th of 2014.

Almost all windows systems got effected which are running windows 2000, windows 7, windows 95, windows 98, windows Me, windows NT, windows server 2003, windows server 2008, windows xp

This is pretty simple.  Change your passwords and change ‘em often.

An easy way for you to protect your sensitive data and email is to change your passwords on a monthly basis, or even more often depending on how frequently you use computers away from home.

If you log on to your email on any remote computer – such as at the library or in cyber cafes – then the possibility exists that the computer could have a key-stroking virus present.

One thing to remember about controlling pests, spyware and malware is. . .  there is safety in numbers.  Just as three musketeers are stronger than one, three spyware programs are better than one!

Like it or not, spyware is on your computer.  In fact, according to a National Cyber Security Alliance/AOL study, more than 91% of all PCs connected to the internet are infected with some form of spyware.

Spyware is software or hardware that is installed on your computer without your knowledge.  It gathers information about you to be used by whoever controls the spyware.