The printer started as a simple device for printing on paper, providing users with a physical copy of their documents. However, this past decade, a printer even at home became…
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We have repeatedly reported here in hackercombat.com about stories regarding email triggering malware intruding into the internal network and eventually leaking a considerable amount of personal information from data centers…
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ESET researchers detected an ongoing malicious campaign by distributing backdoor torrents, using Korean TV content, and sometimes games like bait. The back door is spreading through torrent sites in South…
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A cybercriminal who takes advantage of compromised credentials rather than having to hack a DNS server, warning a DNS expert, is what we call DNS-level attacks. This is getting popular…
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Most gamers today don’t know why it’s good for them to use a VPN (Virtual Private Network). On the contrary, they tend to think that using a VPN could slow…
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5G is a modern reality, and people don’t connect it with the future concept anymore. As leading network operators announce the beginning of this new era of smart connectivity at…
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Security professionals and network administrators today are concerned with securing fifth-generation (5G) networks from digital dangers. Of the different technologies that they use very effectively for safeguarding 5G networks, DNS…
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According to ZDNet, a hacker by the name Gnosticplayers reveals to them in February about wanting to put up data of over one billion users for sale. ZDNet finds that…
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The threat of DDoS (Denial-of-Service) attacks that send massive processing demands from multiple Internet-connected devices (be it a PC, a smartphone, a tablet or an IoT) to the target server…
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Believe it or not, in the early days of the Internet, all the domain names (nodes) it had been listed in just one file, the host file. Today, the host…
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