📌Geekcode website underdevelopment 💙
Go to our bot @geekserverbot
and tell when to publish the site😉
Super content will be available soon ✅
~ @geekcode
Go to our bot @geekserverbot
and tell when to publish the site😉
Super content will be available soon ✅
~ @geekcode
Not a professional in web development but i try my best ☺️
Here is our site :
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com
Checkout ⚡
I hope you all get to learn a lot from the site in future ❤️
~ @geekcode
Here is our site :
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com
Checkout ⚡
I hope you all get to learn a lot from the site in future ❤️
~ @geekcode
Forwarded from Cyber Agents
Cloud Database Exposes 800M+ WordPress Users' Records
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com:443/news/cloud-database-exposes-800m/
@cyberagents 😉
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com:443/news/cloud-database-exposes-800m/
@cyberagents 😉
Infosecurity Magazine
Cloud Database Exposes 800M+ WordPress Users' Records
Misconfiguration at hosting provider DreamHost led to the privacy breach
#MachineLearning
SimSwap: An Efficient Framework For High Fidelity Face Swapping! 😯
📌GitHub repo: https://github.com/neuralchen/SimSwap
📌 Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2106.06340v1.pdf
~ @geekcode
SimSwap: An Efficient Framework For High Fidelity Face Swapping! 😯
📌GitHub repo: https://github.com/neuralchen/SimSwap
📌 Paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2106.06340v1.pdf
~ @geekcode
I try to maintain our site clean & user friendly ❤️
If you wants to be in a Hacking so our site is for you.
Checkout ⚡
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com
#share & #supportus
~ @geekcode
If you wants to be in a Hacking so our site is for you.
Checkout ⚡
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com
#share & #supportus
~ @geekcode
What is Hacking ?
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com/2021/06/28/what-is-hacking/
Who is hacker ?
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com/2021/06/28/who-is-hacker/
#hacking 0 to hero will be cover 🔥
I try to post regular on website ❤️
~ @geekcode
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com/2021/06/28/what-is-hacking/
Who is hacker ?
http://unkowncave.ezyro.com/2021/06/28/who-is-hacker/
#hacking 0 to hero will be cover 🔥
I try to post regular on website ❤️
~ @geekcode
🍁Types of Network Security Attacks🍁
Some of the most prevalent types of network security attacks that you should have to pay attention.
Data Theft: This is also called data exfiltration, data theft occurs when an attacker uses their unauthorized access to obtain private information from the network. Attackers frequently use stolen login credentials to read protected files or steal the data while it is in transit between two network devices.
Insider Threat: As its name implies, insider threats come from employees within an organization. These employees use their own access to infiltrate the network and obtain sensitive or private company information.
Malware Attacks: A malware attack occurs when a malicious code (malware) inserts undesired, unauthorized software onto a network device. Malware can easily spread from one device to another, making it very difficult to get rid of entirely.
Password Attacks: Any type of attack that involves someone attempting to use a password illegitimately is considered to be a password attack. The hacker may obtain access either by guessing, stealing or cracking a password.
Social Engineering: These attacks use deception and falsehoods to convince others to give up private information, such as an account password, or to violate security protocols. Social engineering attacks often target people who are not tech-savvy, but they may also target technical support staff with false requests for help.
These are only a few most common attacks many ways that hackers may try to infiltrate your network systems, and they will continuously working on developing new, creative ways to do so. Always pay attention to any unusual activity you happen to notice, and don’t hesitate to investigate the matter further.
For promotion/query :
@geekserverbot
~ @geekcode
Some of the most prevalent types of network security attacks that you should have to pay attention.
Data Theft: This is also called data exfiltration, data theft occurs when an attacker uses their unauthorized access to obtain private information from the network. Attackers frequently use stolen login credentials to read protected files or steal the data while it is in transit between two network devices.
Insider Threat: As its name implies, insider threats come from employees within an organization. These employees use their own access to infiltrate the network and obtain sensitive or private company information.
Malware Attacks: A malware attack occurs when a malicious code (malware) inserts undesired, unauthorized software onto a network device. Malware can easily spread from one device to another, making it very difficult to get rid of entirely.
Password Attacks: Any type of attack that involves someone attempting to use a password illegitimately is considered to be a password attack. The hacker may obtain access either by guessing, stealing or cracking a password.
Social Engineering: These attacks use deception and falsehoods to convince others to give up private information, such as an account password, or to violate security protocols. Social engineering attacks often target people who are not tech-savvy, but they may also target technical support staff with false requests for help.
These are only a few most common attacks many ways that hackers may try to infiltrate your network systems, and they will continuously working on developing new, creative ways to do so. Always pay attention to any unusual activity you happen to notice, and don’t hesitate to investigate the matter further.
For promotion/query :
@geekserverbot
~ @geekcode