Definition of Typosquatting Typosquatting is a deceptive practice in which cybercriminals register domain names that are intentional misspellings or slight variations of well-known websites. At first glance, these domains might seem benign, but they are often constructed for malicious intent. The primary objective is to capture web traffic meant for legitimate sites; when users fail…
In today’s digital age, protecting your online accounts, especially your Google account, has never been more crucial. With phishing scams becoming increasingly sophisticated, recognizing when your account might be under threat can be the difference between safeguarding your personal information and falling victim to cybercriminals. You might think that these alerts are just another hassle,…
In an age where our phones buzz with endless notifications, the last thing we want is to be misled by strange numbers popping up on our caller ID. Phone number spoofing is a significant issue that can leave anyone feeling uneasy about who’s really calling. It’s not just a pesky annoyance; it has serious implications…
Hey people! Welcome to July week 2. Here comes our fresh dose of cyber bulletin that will keep you up-to-date on the latest cyber incidents and will also help you protect yourself from potential cyber scams. This week, we will talk about the SK Telecom breach in South Korea that led to penalties being levied….
What is SQL Injection? SQL Injection (SQLi) is a cyber vulnerability that arises when attackers manipulate SQL queries by injecting malicious code into input fields intended for user data. This type of attack exploits the way applications communicate with their databases, particularly when these interactions aren’t properly secured. At its core, SQLi leverages poorly constructed…
Different countries treat email security differently, and it shows in how they handle DMARC.The reason behind this could be that they’re exposed to a different threat landscape altogether, or maybe their priorities are different. Well, New Zealand was one of those countries that didn’t have any strict DMARC norms until very recently. It’s not like…
What Are PTR Records? PTR records, often called Pointer Records, serve a distinctive role within the realm of DNS by facilitating reverse DNS lookups. Instead of mapping a domain name like example.com to an IP address, which is typical for standard DNS queries, PTR records connect an IP address back to its corresponding domain name….
Hello people! It’s July already, and we’re here once again with the latest global cybersecurity incidents. The threat actors are getting sophisticated with their approach, one cyberattack at a time. So, you must stay alert and aware to prevent any kind of potential cyber mishap. With this intention, we bring to you the first edition…
