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  1. Cyberattacks continue to increase in volume and sophistication, targeting everything owned, managed, and serviced from the cloud. Today, there is widespread consensus―it is not a matter of if, but rather when an organization will be breached. Threat actors typically target the path of least resistance. With the accelerating adoption of cloud technologies and remote work, the path of least resistance is shifting in substantive ways. In recent years, attackers have realigned their efforts, focusing on remaining undetected, monetization after exploitation, and publicly shaming organizations after a breach. New, innovative, and useful products continue to emerge and offer some cloud protection, but they also have distinct limitations. No single, standalone solution or strategy can effectively protect against all cloud attack vectors or identify all malicious activity. The simple fact is that the cloud is based on a company’s assets being offered as services. As a result, the best security any organization can achieve is to establish controls and procedures in conjunction with services that are licensed in the cloud. Cloud Attack Vectors details the risks associated with cloud deployments, the techniques threat actors leverage, the empirically-tested defensive measures organizations should adopt, and shows how to improve detection of malicious activity. What You’ll Learn Know the key definitions pertaining to cloud technologies, threats, and cybersecurity solutions Understand how entitlements, permissions, rights, identities, accounts, credentials, and exploits can be leveraged to breach a cloud environment Implement defensive and monitoring strategies to mitigate cloud threats, including those unique to cloud and hybrid cloud environments Develop a comprehensive model for documenting risk, compliance, and reporting based on your cloud implementation Who This Book Is For New security professionals, entry-level cloud security engineers, managers embarking on digital transformation, and auditors looking to understand security and compliance risks associated with the cloud [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]
  2. What is RDP? For this attack we’ll use a tool called “crowbar” that gonna help us to brute force the credentials of the target machine. What is Crowbar? We can Download the tool right here [Hidden Content]
  3. All-in-one Cyber Protection. Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud natively integrates backup and cybersecurity, simplifying management and automation in one console. [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]/blog/posts/whats-new-in-acronis-cyber-protect-cloud-february-2023 [hide][Hidden Content]]
  4. Course Duration: 21 sections • 95 lectures • 9h 13m total length What you'll learn: Remove your dependence on Cloud providers by managing your data at your own home, using Synology DSM7 Back up your data offsite to a second, or friend or family members, Synology NAS Store your data securely, keep your own encryption keys to yourself Learn how to connect Windows 10 & 11, OSX/Mac, and Ubuntu clients to your own private cloud Learn how to back up your photos to your own private cloud, using your Android or Apple device (demos are of Android) Learn how to create a free VPN connection between Synology NASes, using ZeroTier (port forwarding also briefly covered, but VPN recommended) Learn how to backup your Windows 10 & 11, OSX/Mac and Ubuntu workstations, including how to perform offsite backups Learn how to synchronise a live file share with your friends NAS so you can share data in a secure way over the interent Learn the basics of Synology Surviellance Station (CCTV software) Requirements: An intermediate level of computer literacy is needed. Familiarity with your own home network, including the ability to make changes on your own network infrastructure. A basic knowledge on firewalls and routers, and how they work. A basic understanding of security and its importance. Description: Learn how to remove your dependence on Cloud providers such as Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, and store your data yourself securely using Synology DSM7 technology.This course will take you through how to configure your own secure private cloud using Synology NASes - from a basic introduction to why we should care where our data is stored, to what to look for when purchasing your Synology NAS(es), to how to build and connect to your own private cloud, to how to backup your data offsite automatically each night.The course covers the basics of the Synology NAS, though the course is not aimed at explaining everything about Synology, rather, the Synology NAS hardware is being used to achieve the outcome of own secure private cloud, accessible while outside of your network through your laptop, tablet or phone, in a secure way.It will cover how to share files with others - both members of your family, or friends that do not have a connection into your private network. The course will also cover how you can create a location on your NAS where people from outside of your network can upload files to, without having direct access into your network.Security is at the forefront of everything that is discussed in this course. The order of preference to access the NAS from outside of your private network is through a VPN, then using Synology's QuickConnect technology, to lastly port forwarding and dynamic DNS. The pros and cons of these access methods are discussed so that you can make an informed decision on the level of security that will be appropriate and acceptable to you.Support for this course is through Udemy's messaging system, and the aim is always to respond to any queries within 24hrs. Who this course is for: This course is for intermediately IT skilled people that want to remove their reliance on Cloud providers like Google, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, by managing their data themselves in a secure and private way. [hide][Hidden Content]]
  5. Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office – Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office(formerly Acronis True Image) is a comprehensive personal cyber protection solution – integrating advanced cybersecurity capabilities with our best-of-breed backup to guard users’ personal devices and backups from today’s cyberthreats. Features • Backup and Recovery • Anywhere Access • Innovative Protections • Enhanced Vision • Automated Dual Protection • Tray Notification Center • Custom Power Management • Back Up on Select Wi-Fi • Improved Cloud Restores • Efficient, All-in-one Protection • Versatile and Versatile • And much more.. [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]
  6. Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office – Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office(formerly Acronis True Image) is a comprehensive personal cyber protection solution – integrating advanced cybersecurity capabilities with our best-of-breed backup to guard users’ personal devices and backups from today’s cyberthreats. Features • Backup and Recovery • Anywhere Access • Innovative Protections • Enhanced Vision • Automated Dual Protection • Tray Notification Center • Custom Power Management • Back Up on Select Wi-Fi • Improved Cloud Restores • Efficient, All-in-one Protection • Versatile and Versatile • And much more.. [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]
  7. Nearly 18 years after being introduced to the public, Acronis True Image is getting a new name. Beginning today, the world’s best personal cyber protection solution will be known as Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office. Changing such a well-known product name is never an easy decision for a business. After all, in the nearly two decades since it launched, Acronis True Image has gained a lot of brand equity and goodwill among users. So why change the name of such an iconic and well-established product? There is a good reason. Features Our name is our promise Acronis was the first software solution to make enterprise-grade full disk imaging available to home users. So, when it came to naming our innovative new product, we wanted to clearly explain what users were getting with their purchase. We landed on Acronis True Image to ensure people knew they would get a true image of their data, which they could use to restore their computer. We know that the home users, prosumers, and freelancers who rely on our personal solution want to know what they are getting. That’s the approach we’ve always taken – and maintaining that practice given the changes we’ve in recent years required us to examine the name Acronis True Image. Changing protection needs During the past several years, the challenges of protecting data have evolved. Most notably, the proliferation of ransomware has changed the protection landscape. When ransomware first appeared, a backup solution that enabled you to quickly restore your entire system was enough. If you were targeted by ransomware, you could simply restore your entire system and avoid paying the ransom. To ensure users had to pay, attackers changed their ransomware. A few years ago, we saw new ransomware strains that first target backup files and backup software, denying users that traditional safe harbor. In response, Acronis hired cybersecurity experts to build an anti-ransomware defense that could be integrated into our backup solution. Acronis True Image then became the only personal backup solution with integrated anti-ransomware. Acronis Active Protection launched in 2017 – and its name reflects the fact the behavior-based detection actively monitors your system and stops ransomware attacks in real-time. As the cyberthreat landscape continues to evolve, we’ve enhancing those cybersecurity capabilities – adding a cryptomining blocker, antivirus, and next-generation anti-malware that’s powered by machine intelligence. More than backup, it’s cyber protection Then, last year’s release marked the beginning of a new era. Acronis True Image made the leap from backup to a complete cyber protection solution – combatting the full scope of data threats, from accidents and hardware failure to device theft and cyberattack. It enhanced our best-of-breed personal backup with integrated advanced anti-malware technology, including real-time protection, on-demand antivirus scans, web filtering, and videoconference app protection. That evolution means Acronis True Image now does so much more than simply create a true image backup – and, as a result, the name no longer provides an accurate description of the product. Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office is here To better reflect what users get from our solution, we’ve renamed it Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office. This new name catches up with what we build and who we build it for – comprehensive cyber protection for the work-from-home parent, the IT expert, the remote student, the freelancer who works remotely, and other home office users. Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office is still the same high-performing, easy-to-use solution that is already trusted by more than 5.5 million individuals worldwide – and our commitment to keeping your data, applications, and systems safe remains. The only difference is the name. [Hidden Content] [hide][Hidden Content]]
  8. How Do I Protect My Computer From Bots? It’s Very Possible To Protect Your Computer From Bots, But it Takes Diligence And Knowing What To Look For. Use The Following Tips To Keep Your Computer Safe: *Install Firewalls To Block Malicious Attacks And Never Turn Them Off. *Use A Long And Complicated Password That Contains Numbers And Symbols. *Never Use The Same Password For Multiple Programs. *Install Quality Anti-Malware Software Such As Norton security to protect your device. *Ensure Software Is Up To Date, And Never Ignore System Updates. *Refrain From Using Flash Drives, Or Thumb Drives, In An Infected Computer.
  9. Facebook’s security practices changed for the better after its biggest data breach. If you haven’t heard already, hackers managed to steal 267 million user profiles. And, they did exactly what any other hacker would do - they sold the data on the Dark Web for other malicious actors to exploit. To make the matters worse, this happened only a couple of days after the massive Zoom data breach which affected over half a million users. This just shows how vulnerable your online accounts can be, including Facebook. Even though Facebook has implemented a better cybersecurity infrastructure, that doesn’t mean that your account is 100% safe. Today, even newbie hackers can infiltrate your account. And if they have the means or the know-how, you can easily hack a Facebook account and expose someone's private messages. But luckily, you can also prevent this from happening quite easily. In this article, we’ll go over some important tips that every digital user should implement. Data has become more vulnerable than ever, with hundreds of hacking attempts happening every day. So, stay safe by following these tips below. 1. Use a Password Manager to Store and Create Passwords Wondering how to prevent a Facebook hack easily? Just use a secure password. Simply put, password managers help you store and create unique passwords. This means that you can choose to create very long and complex passwords that are not easy to hack. In addition, they also take away the burden of recalling passwords for all sites. image However, password managers can also help with: Generating new passwords for your accounts periodically Storing credit card information Multi-factor authorization Ideally, long and complex passwords make it harder for hackers to brute force themselves into your Facebook account. And password managers can help you with that. Luckily for you, if you’re a Chrome user, Google has implemented an automatic password generator that pops up every time you need to create a password. It will automatically generate a strong password and store it in the password manager. That way, you’ll always have a bulletproof password only one click away. 2. Hide Your Email Address from Your Friend List For most people, an email address is a gateway to several other accounts apart from Facebook. This is especially true if you use the same password for all your accounts. As such, it’s essential to hide your email address from public view as much as you can. And yes, that includes your Facebook friend list too. To get started on hiding your email address on Facebook, this is what to do: While logged in to your Facebook account, click on your name/profile picture to access your profile. On the profile page, click the About tab. Select Contact and Basic Information from the left menu to see a list of your contact information. Click on the edit icon next to your email then set the Facebook Privacy Settings as Only me. image Doing that ensures that only you can see your email address. Since hackers can’t also see your email address, you’ll be much less of a target to them. People can do a lot of things only with your email, so make sure to keep it private. 3. Log Out of Old Devices Unlike your banking app, Facebook always keeps you logged in once you log in. And this means that anyone who uses one of your old devices can gain access to your account. Since they won’t be needing any password, it’ll be easy to collect all the information they need. But luckily, you can instruct Facebook to log you out of all active devices. Below is what you should do to log out of old devices: If logged in, tap on the arrow on the top right part of your screen next to the notification bell then click Settings and Privacy. On the settings page, click Security and Login. Under the section Where You’re Logged In, you’ll see a list of all devices that have recently accessed your account. Click on the three dots beside any of your old devices and select Logout. By logging out, anyone using your old device will need to login once more to access your account. You can therefore rest easy knowing that no one can access your Facebook account. 4. Enable a VPN When Using Public Wi-Fi To many, VPNs are tools to use to unblock restricted web content. In schools, for instance, it is common for students to use VPNs to unblock sites like Facebook. image However, VPNs also add a layer of protection. And particularly when you’re using public Wi-Fi. So, is Facebook secure over public Wi-Fi? Not really, think again. VPNs work by creating an encrypted tunnel between your device and Facebook. Therefore, anyone who tries intercepting your messages won’t be able to do so. By using a VPN, not only will you keep your identity hidden, but you’ll also protect yourself from various hacking attacks such as man-in-the-middle attacks or spoofing. 5. Learn How to Recognize Phishing Links Most Facebook accounts today get hacked through phishing. But sadly, few people know what phishing is and how it works in the first place. The whole purpose of a phishing email is to create a fake account that will mimic a well-known company or a person. image Then, the hackers con the users into clicking various links that either contain malware, or will take them to a fake page where they’ll enter their login credentials. Then, the hackers will use this data for identity theft, blackmail, and a lot of other bad stuff. Regardless, it’s still easy to spot a phishing email as well as its links. This is how: The e-mail sender doesn’t refer you by name Hover over links to see the true URL E-mail message content has spelling errors and typos The messages request sensitive information Conclusion In all honesty, staying vigilant is the best way of preventing your Facebook account from getting hacked. And that means you’ll need to instantly take action whenever you notice strange activity on your account. We hope that, through this article, you’ve learned how to secure a Facebook account from hackers.
  10. Password Protect the way you want What comes to mind when you think of security? Your boss or your wife? Prevent View, Access, Modify, Delete! Password-protect folders the way you want. [Hidden Content] [Hidden Content]
  11. Hello friends, today I will tell you how you can protect your smartphone and social account from being hacked. Today we will talk about the same and we will also know the reason for all this because why social account is hacked and how you can protect it There are many types of reasons of smartphones being hacked. But here we will only know about some big and common reasons and ways to avoid them. Internet Malwares and Viruses The first reason is that if you use the Internet very much, then you must be downloading many types of document files from the Internet. So all these which you download along with these malware viruses are also downloaded in your phone. When you download a file into your phone using the Internet, viruses are also installed inside your mobile in attachment with them. These viruses can be very dangerous. It can also work as a back door for your phone, if you don't know about the back door, then let me tell you about the back door in which files the hackers add the viruses and malwares , such as in an app and a PDF. Viruses can be added to a zip file , apk file, PDF file and this is what hackers do. They add viruses and malwares to any file, and make it viral in the internet or put it in the internet, so when you download it If you do, then that virus also gets added to your phone with that file and starts damaging your phone. So this back door can steal your phone's data, including your images, your WhatsApp messages, your complete WhatsApp data and other apps' data. Escape measures If you want to avoid internet malware virus then you have to follow the following steps Download any application Android application only from trusted source such as Play Store Install a good antivirus in your phone Along with antivirus in the phone, you can also install Malware Finder from Play Store. Do not download and install any file application from untrusted sources By following all these steps, you can avoid Internet Malwares and viruses to some extent. Weak passwords The second biggest reason for your social media account getting hacked is that you use a weak password in your social media account. Passwords are passwords that are very easy to guess and are used by many people. They can be hacked easily with the help of social engineering, if you know about social engineering, then you will know how easy it is to find someone's password through social engineering. With the help of brute force, hackers can easily hack weak passwords. These people use different passwords from a list of wik passwords on top of your accounts. If your password is weak then it can easily break it. Social media accounts can be hacked. Escape measures It is very easy to prevent social media account from being hacked. There are many options in social media sites related to privacy. Follow the steps below to prevent your social media account from being hacked Use Strong Passwords Keep the password of your social media account strong, more than 10 characters. Do not keep Weak passwords such as abc123, vip123 and many types of weak passwords. If possible, use more and more special characters in your account password so that it becomes very difficult to crack your account password. Enable Two Factor Athuntication Enable two-step verification in your social media account, which will enable double security in your account. Two-step verification plays a very important role in saving your social media account, so don't forget to enable it now. Avoid Using Passwords in Untrustworthy Sites Do not use the password of your social media accounts in any untrusted source, websites. If you want to signup in a new or Untrustworthy sites then dont use your , social, payment apps, and other important passwords in them. Avoid Using Same Password Remember that use different passwords in different accounts, do not put the same password in the all accounts. MOSTLY for payment, banking, and social apps use different and strong passwords. Conclusion These are the most common cause of smartphone hacking and social media hacking. Just keep in mind the above tips to protect yourself from these common mistakes and attacks. Share This Article With Your Friends.
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  13. How to Protect Yourself from Keylogger Attacks And that's how easy it is for hackers to see and record every keystroke you press on your computer. When a hacker has an unnoticed backdoor on your computer, anything is possible, but there are a few things you can do to minimize the risk of having your keys captured: [Hidden Content]
  14. How to Protect Yourself from Keylogger Attacks [Hidden Content]
  15. VirSCAN.org Scanned Report : Scanned time : 2018-05-29 02:03:15 Scanner results: 7%的杀软(3/40)报告发现病毒 File Name : STUB.exe File Size : 1929216 byte File Type : application/x-dosexec MD5 : dfba92e1714a27bea4706981a4d0bffe SHA1 : 428317f39ae8b64c7195a833078d9a897e5cb176 Online report : [Hidden Content] File information File Name : STUB.exe (File not down) File Size :1929216 byte File Type :application/x-dosexec MD5:dfba92e1714a27bea4706981a4d0bffe SHA1:428317f39ae8b64c7195a833078d9a897e5cb176 Scanner results Scanner results:7%Scanner(s) (3/40)found malware! Time: 2018-05-29 02:03:15 (CST) Scanner Engine Ver Sig Ver Sig Date Scan result Time ahnlab 9.9.9 9.9.9 2013-05-28 Found nothing 6 antivir 1.9.2.0 1.9.159.0 7.14.58.40 Found nothing 56 antiy AVL SDK 2.0 1970-01-01 Found nothing 7 arcavir 1.0 2011 2014-05-30 Found nothing 8 asquared 9.0.0.4799 9.0.0.4799 2015-03-08 Found nothing 1 avast 170303-1 4.7.4 2017-03-03 Found nothing 44 avg 2109/15180 10.0.1405 2018-05-23 Found nothing 1 baidu 2.0.1.0 4.1.3.52192 2.0.1.0 Trojan.Crypt.Heur.gen 2 baidusd 1.0 1.0 2017-03-22 Found nothing 2 bitdefender 7.58879 7.90123 2015-01-16 Found nothing 1 clamav 24608 0.97.5 2018-05-27 Found nothing 2 comodo 15023 5.1 2018-05-27 Found nothing 7 ctch 4.6.5 5.3.14 2018-05-28 Found nothing 3 drweb 5.0.2.3300 5.0.1.1 2018-03-29 Found nothing 45 fortinet 1.000, 58.563, 58.446, 58.470 5.4.247 2018-05-28 Found nothing 1 fprot 4.6.2.117 6.5.1.5418 2016-02-05 W32/Felix:P:Lastsect_unkn!Eldorado 2 fsecure 2015-08-01-02 9.13 2015-08-01 Found nothing 23 gdata 25.17213 25.17213 2018-05-29 Found nothing 18 hauri 2.73 2.73 2015-01-30 Found nothing 1 ikarus 4.00.08 V1.32.31.0 2018-05-28 Found nothing 11 jiangmin 16.0.100 1.0.0.0 2017-12-22 Found nothing 2 k7 10.45.26928 15.2.0.34 2018-05-29 Found nothing 1 kaspersky 5.5.33 5.5.33 2014-04-01 Found nothing 25 kingsoft 2.1 2.1 2018-05-28 Win32.Heur.KVMH004.a 4 mcafee 8620 5400.1158 2017-08-12 Found nothing 17 nod32 7240 3.0.21 2018-04-18 Found nothing 1 panda 9.05.01 9.05.01 2018-05-28 Found nothing 11 pcc 13.302.06 9.500-1005 2017-03-27 Found nothing 2 qh360 1.0.1 1.0.1 1.0.1 Found nothing 55 qqphone 1.0.0.0 1.0.0.0 2015-12-30 Found nothing 1 quickheal 14.00 14.00 2017-11-18 Found nothing 5 rising 3619 3619 2017-12-26 Found nothing 5 sophos 5.32 3.65.2 2016-10-10 Found nothing 12 sunbelt 3.9.2671.2 3.9.2671.2 2018-05-28 Found nothing 5 symantec 20151230.005 1.3.0.24 2015-12-30 Found nothing 1 tachyon 9.9.9 9.9.9 2013-12-27 Found nothing 4 thehacker 6.8.0.5 6.8.0.5 2018-05-24 Found nothing 1 tws 17.47.17308 1.0.2.2108 2018-05-28 Found nothing 4 vba 3.12.29.5 beta 3.12.29.5 beta 2018-04-10 Found nothing 1 virusbuster 15.0.985.0 5.5.2.13 2014-12-05 Found nothing 16 ■Heuristic/Suspicious ■Exact NOTICE: Results are not 100% accurate and can be reported as a false positive by some scannerswhen and if malware is found. Please judge these results for yourself. Password: RAR5 > siggggggggggy RIPMED128 LVL23 > Igpay Atinlay LVL23 > LOKI97 LVL23 > SAFER LVL23 > HAVAL256 LVL23 592fddfea22b8c85d554881424375ff95a56c963c7e8e7f7e6d95871d33c3c89 Download: [hide][Hidden Content]]
  16. SNORT ids is a advance intrusion detection system that will detect all sorts of malicious attacks. Link: [Hidden Content] * Works with redhat Linux and Windows.
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