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Cybersecurity Search Engines

Take your security to the next level with these Cybersecurity Search Engines. Here is a list of some cybersecurity search engines.

September 17, 2022October 14, 2022Advisories, Applications, Cyber Security, Hacking, Reports, Security Strategy, Strategy, Threat Defense, Threat Research, Vulnerabilities

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OWASP Top 10 Security Risks

Keeping up to date on current security threats is a full-time job. As a developer, you already have one. OWASP is a community-based team of security experts.

September 4, 2022October 14, 2022Videos, Vulnerabilities

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New Hampshire Lottery Cyberattack

New Hampshire Lottery officials warned of a cyberattack on its website on Friday.

August 31, 2022October 14, 2022Attacks, Hacking, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Attacks, Banking, Cyber Crime, Hacking, Ransomware, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Credit Bureau TransUnion Hacked

Credit bureau TransUnion South Africa is battling a hacker group that is reportedly demanding more than R200 million in ransom after they were hacked.

August 28, 2022October 14, 2022Attacks, Banking, Cyber Crime, Hacking, Ransomware, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Hacking, Phishing, Security Strategy, Social Engineering, Threat Defense, Videos, Vulnerabilities

How Cybercriminals Use Social Media

How Cybercriminals Can Use Your Social Media Activity Against You. What you do on your social media channels can put your company at risk.

August 28, 2022October 14, 2022Hacking, Phishing, Security Strategy, Social Engineering, Threat Defense, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Attacks, Hacking, Health Care, News, Risk Management, Threat Research, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity and Medical Devices

After years of debate, the FDA recently issued guidance for cybersecurity in lifesaving medical devices like pacemakers and insulin pumps as they can be hacked.

August 17, 2022October 14, 2022Attacks, Hacking, Health Care, News, Risk Management, Threat Research, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Applications, Attacks, Hacking, Network, Physical, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Introducing The New USB Rubber Ducky

From movies and TV to the hearts and toolkits of cybersecurity pros the world over, the USB Rubber Ducky is a hacker culture icon synonymous with the attack it invented.

August 12, 2022October 14, 2022Applications, Attacks, Cyber Security, Hacking, Network, Physical, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Advanced Persistent Threats, Applications, Attacks, Malware, News, Ransomware, Vulnerabilities

CyberSecurity News And Information

CyberSecurity News, Information, Education, Certifications, Vulnerabilities and Guides.

August 12, 2022October 14, 2022Advanced Persistent Threats, Applications, Attacks, Cyber Security, Malware, News, Ransomware, Vulnerabilities

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Hacking a Samsung for $6 Million

With the promise of up to $6 million worth of Bitcoin locked on this Samsung Galaxy phone, it was a challenge Kingpin couldn’t refuse.

August 7, 2022October 14, 2022Attacks, Case Studies, Communications, Disaster Recovery, Hacking, Identity Management, Mobile, Physical, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Attacks, Cryptography, Disaster Recovery, Hacking, Identity Management, Security Strategy, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Crypto Wallet Hack For $2 Million

Kingpin was contacted to hack a Trezor One hardware wallet and recover $2 million worth of cryptocurrency (in the form of THETA).

August 7, 2022October 14, 2022Attacks, Cryptography, Disaster Recovery, Hacking, Identity Management, Security Strategy, Videos, Vulnerabilities

Advanced Persistent Threats, Attacks, Business Continuity, Cyber Crime, Darknet, Data, Hacking, Ransomware, Videos, Vulnerabilities

The Booming Ransomware Industry

The number of businesses falling victim to ransomware attacks each year is snowballing. That’s because hackers have realized how lucrative these attacks are.