From Blocking websites to Blocking Internet – And is it legal? Before writing this post, I take the premise that you are aware of the recent Patel agitation in Gujarat. Even if you are not, you must be aware of … Read More
Why does a website need a security certificate? Attackers often create malicious sites to gather your information. You should always be cautious while entering your information on any website. Security can be ensured by checking that the website content is … Read More
(1) Active X Active X is an add-on of the Windows Operating System that some websites require to view certain elements or take actions. Criminals use Active X to create or add malicious Active X controls to web pages to … Read More
A new tool has been developed by Cambridge University that uses your likes to analyse your psychological traits, religious beliefs, & political opinions. Facebook assesses almost all your activities which includes the likes, shares, comments, amount of time spent on a … Read More
Terrorism is continually changing. While at the surface, it remains “the calculated use of unlawful violence or threat of unlawful violence to inculcate fear.” In the wake of the recent computer attacks, a new breed of terrorism is on the … Read More
Rachiyta Jain, our Co-Founder and Operations Manager came back home after receiving the award at Mumbai with me for the Cyber Bloggers of the Year. Soon after her return she was interviewed by Hindustan, one of the Hindi Daily Newspapers … Read More
When it comes to cyber security, attackers exploit the vulnerable areas of a target. The Cyber Blog India short-listed some mistakes we make on a daily basis. Downloading third-party apps: Several people download paid apps from third-party app stores and … Read More
Two-factor authentication provides an extra layer of security to your account. It provides a method of combining two different kinds of login approaches to add some extra security, but that’s not enough. 2FA is stronger than password-based authentication, but it … Read More
India is the third largest smartphone market in the world and the market still continues to grow every second. People change phones every 6 months. Roaming around with the latest gadgets has become the new definition of “cool.” With a … Read More