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WPA, the security method used in most Wi-Fi connections worldwide, has been broken.
Even computers that are safely protected by not connecting to the internet to avoid remote attacks can still be monitored by the CIA with the infection tool they develop.
Problems that confuse many people, believe in a certain way, is it absolutely true?
6 lines of code are enough to blow away $ 10 million of a business. The other 99 lines of code set up the first Internet virus (worm). The telephone network of the whole…
2015 was a year of unrest, not only because of the threat of terrorist forces worldwide, but also because of hacker attacks on the internet.
Ransomware is a type of malware (malicious software) that prevents or limits users from using their device, system or data. Some encode files that prevent you from openi…
Gmail is one of the most used mail tools today but most are free to use, so it cannot be assured of the security of this tool. The tips below will help users detect thei…
If your password is not unique enough and easily guessed, hackers will easily steal your account and your important data.
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on October 22 said that recently, some computers of this organization have been infected with malware.
According to RasGas spokesman, this is a strange unknown virus that attacked the office computer network from August 27. But fortunately this cyber attack does not affec…
Children are the target of writing computer virus programs and this is a very easy way to inject viruses into parents' machines.
An Iranian hacker claims to take revenge for the nation after the
On May 4, Bkav Security Company announced that in April, Vietnamese email users received spam messages impersonating world-famous courier companies such as DHL and Post…
Google on June 1 said hackers in China (China) broke into email accounts of hundreds of officials, senior military officers and journalists of the United States.