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Browser isolation: What it is and why it matters
From malicious ads to malware infections, there are many threats you might encounter while browsing the internet. The risks posed by hazards like malicious redirects and drive-by downloads can be miti...
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Fast flux networks: Complete guide to risks and detection
Fast flux is a Domain Name System (DNS)-based evasion technique that rapidly rotates the IP addresses associated with a malicious domain so that it doesn’t remain at a single host. Attackers achieve...
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What is cybersecurity? A simple guide for beginners
Cybersecurity affects nearly every aspect of daily life. From the phone in your pocket and laptop on your desk to smart devices in your home, all rely on strong protections to keep you safe. Without p...
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What is AES encryption?
When it comes to encryption, AES, or Advanced Encryption Standard, is king. It’s the leading form of encryption in use today, trusted by the likes of the U.S. government and renowned for its speed, ...
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Types of web browsers: Which one should you use?
Web browsers are essential tools for accessing the internet, but not all browsers are built the same. Beyond the fully featured graphical browsers that most people use, there are lightweight options, ...
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What is a certificate authority, and how does it work?
Certificate authorities (CAs) are entities responsible for checking the identities of websites, individuals, and organizations and issuing digital certificates. They play a crucial role in online secu...
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SSL vs. TLS: Key differences and why TLS is better
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) are both encryption protocols used for secure internet communications. They help ensure that sensitive data you enter into online forms re...
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Symmetric vs. asymmetric encryption: What’s the difference and why it matters
Encryption isn’t just one thing; it comes in different forms, and two of the most important are symmetric and asymmetric encryption. Both play a huge role in keeping data safe, but they do it in ver...
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What is Blowfish encryption, and how does it work?
Blowfish is a fast, flexible encryption algorithm designed to protect data using a shared secret key. While it’s an older algorithm, it’s still commonly used in legacy systems and for password has...
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Who can see my mobile data history?
More people can see your mobile data history than you might expect. Your mobile carrier, internet service provider (ISP), the websites you visit, and network admins can all see varying amounts of your...