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Blockchain technology is often associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, its potential extends far beyond digital currencies, with numerous industries exploring how blockchain can be used to improve transparency, security, and efficiency. In this blog, we will explore the various applications of blockchain beyond cryptocurrency, providing insights into how this revolutionary technology is transforming multiple sectors.
Cyber Attacks
Okta, a widely recognized identity and access management service, is integral to safeguarding user authentication for organizations around the world. Known for its ability to streamline secure access to various applications and systems, Okta supports a broad range of authentication methods, including multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO). With millions of users and enterprises relying on Okta’s infrastructure for seamless and secure access, any discovered vulnerabilities have the potential for widespread implications.
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This blog is about IDOR vulnerability found by cert-in that can cause concern to Aadhaar card or pan card
RISC-V, an open-source processor architecture, is transforming computing by offering flexibility, transparency, and cost efficiency. Industry giants like NVIDIA, Google, and Qualcomm are leveraging it for AI, mobile, and embedded systems. With Linux 6.12 introducing vulnerability reporting, RISC-V ensures enhanced security, positioning itself as a powerful alternative to x86 and ARM.
A New Era in Robotics Tesla, a pioneer in the field of electric vehicles and clean energy, is now venturing into uncharted territory with its latest innovation—the Tesla Optimus robot. Unveiled during the highly anticipated "We, Robot" event, the Optimus robot aims to revolutionize how humans interact with technology by tackling mundane and dangerous tasks. CEO Elon Musk has called Optimus "the biggest product ever" and believes it will transform daily life, making human-like robots commonplace in households and workplaces.
In today’s highly connected world, web applications are ubiquitous and serve as the backbone of many organizations’ online presence. Unfortunately, they are also prime targets for cyberattacks. To protect sensitive data and maintain the integrity of web-based services, Web Application Penetration Testing (Pentesting) has become an indispensable part of any robust cybersecurity strategy. This detailed guide will walk you through everything you need to know about web application penetration testing, from why it's essential to how the process works, common tools used, and what you should consider to make the most of your pentesting efforts.
The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is one of the oldest standard protocols used for file transfer between a client and a server over a computer network. Despite its wide adoption, it is a plain-text protocol, meaning the data sent over it isn't encrypted, making it a common target for attackers. FTP operates on port 21 by default and supports two types of connections: Active and Passive. In this blog, we’ll explore the common security challenges and pentesting techniques related to FTP.
Neuromorphic computing is an emerging technology designed to mimic the human brain's processing capabilities, addressing the limitations of traditional computer hardware in handling complex AI tasks. By utilizing artificial neurons and synapses, neuromorphic systems enable parallel processing, real-time learning, and energy efficiency, making them ideal for applications in artificial intelligence, healthcare, robotics, and cybersecurity. With advancements in neuromorphic hardware like Intel's Loihi and IBM's TrueNorth, this technology holds the potential to revolutionize industries by enhancing decision-making, personalizing healthcare, and optimizing IoT devices. As research continues, overcoming challenges in scalability, precision, and algorithm development will be crucial for realizing the full potential of neuromorphic computing in creating a more interconnected and efficient future.
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When you hear tech experts talk about “commanding” their computers, they’re often referring to typing instructions into a text-based interface to communicate directly with the operating system. This kind of direct interaction is essential for developers, system administrators, and power users. But with so many tools like Terminal, Command Line, Bash, CMD, and PowerShell, it’s easy to get confused.
In today's digital age, every action we take online can be tracked, monitored, and recorded by websites, advertisers, and even cybercriminals. As privacy becomes increasingly important, understanding how to browse the internet anonymously can help protect your personal information and safeguard against surveillance. This blog will explore the best tools and techniques for anonymous browsing, so you can maintain your privacy online.
In this blog post, we discuss two critical vulnerabilities in WPS Office for Windows, CVE-2024-7262, and CVE-2024-7263, discovered by ESET researchers. These vulnerabilities were exploited by APT-C-60, a South Korea-aligned cyberespionage group, targeting users in East Asian countries. We delve into the root cause analysis, the exploit's weaponization, and the discovery of a secondary path to exploitation.
AI is revolutionizing consumer electronics, turning everyday devices into smart companions that seamlessly blend into your life. Imagine a world where your gadgets understand your preferences, adapt in real-time, and anticipate your needs. From voice assistants that learn your routines to smart home devices that optimize energy usage, AI is making technology more intuitive, personalized, and efficient. It’s not just about convenience; it’s about creating a connected ecosystem that enhances every aspect of your daily living.
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