Posts Tagged ‘Cyber Security’

If you’re facing the distressing reality of being a victim of blackmail, you’re not alone. Reports of blackmail cases have surged globally, leaving many feeling trapped and powerless. But there’s hope—this article will equip you with essential tips on how to stop a blackmailer and highlight key signs that indicate you might already be a target for different digital scams.

Being blackmailed is a situation that no one wants to find themselves in. Unfortunately, it is not entirely uncommon, leaving many to ask how they can get out of blackmail. The first step is to recognize the signs that someone may be targeting you for their next [...]

Cybersecurity experts from the Cisco Talos group discovered a new dangerous virus, which is called GPlayed. The malware is still at the testing stage, but it can turn into a serious threat.

Network infrastructure devices – the routers, switchers, servers, firewalls and other devices that facilitate communications on yor network – can be prime targets for hackers. Almost all network traffic crosses these crucial devices, and if one of them is compromised a hacker can do serious damage.

For example, an attacker with access to your organization’s gateway router can control traffic going in and out. He can monitor, modify or deny traffic in any direction. An attacker with access to an internal switcher can control traffic within your organization. As the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Computer Emergency Readiness Team puts it succinctly: Whoever controls the [...]

From data breaches to home security to tracking down criminals, technology is in the news every day. Almost any story a reporter handles these days will have a technology angle to it. The experts at Digital Forensics Corp. can provide the expertise and background reporters need to tell the whole story.

We handle all media requests through our Ohio headquarters, but with sufficient lead time we can assist journalists across the United States. For example, when WSB-TV in Atlanta prepared a report on Georgia’s new hands-free law, which restricted use of cell phones while driving, reporter Pete Combs wanted to dive into the technical aspects. He sought to tell viewers how [...]