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Hardware Cyber Security: A Comprehensive Guide for Penetration Testers

Hardware cyber security refers to the protection of physical computing devices and components from unauthorised access, tampering, or damage. It encompasses everything from the smallest microcontroller to sophisticated servers that form the backbone of enterprise networks. While software attacks can be patched or mitigated, hardware vulnerabilities often persist for longer, and their exploitation can be more difficult to detect and fix.

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Backdoor Attacks: A Growing Threat to MSMEs

Backdoor attacks, a stealthy and insidious form of cybercrime, have become a significant concern for businesses of all sizes, including micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). These attacks involve the insertion of unauthorized access points into software, systems, or networks, enabling attackers to bypass security controls and gain persistent access for malicious purposes.

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Safeguarding Your Digital Kingdom: A C-Suite Guide to Preventing Malvertising

Malvertising, short for malicious advertising, is a cybercrime technique that leverages the reach and trust associated with online advertising to deliver harmful content. Malicious actors infiltrate legitimate ad networks and insert malicious code into advertisements, which are then displayed on unsuspecting websites. When a user clicks on or simply view these malicious ads, their devices can become infected with malware, leading to a range of detrimental consequences.

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Minimise the Costly Impact of Data Exfiltration: 12 Essential Tips

Data exfiltration – the theft of sensitive information – is a growing threat, posing severe financial and reputational risks.