Hacker Combat

APRIL 6, 2022

Let’s look at some of the best ransomware protection measures; Regular Data Backup. The best ransomware protection combines solid, layered security defenses with data backups that an attacker can’t encrypt. Use of Comodo Antivirus software. Being Wary of Phishing Emails. Regular Software Updates. Conclusion.

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Ransomware Antivirus Encryption Passwords 108

eSecurity Planet

OCTOBER 24, 2023

About 90% of cyber attacks begin with a phishing email, text or malicious link, so training users not to click on anything they’re not sure about could have the highest return on investment (ROI) of any prevention technique — if those training efforts are successful and reinforced. Don’t click on anything you’re unsure of.

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Malware Antivirus Software Passwords 122

eSecurity Planet

JANUARY 30, 2024

Breaches often stem from exploited vulnerabilities in cloud infrastructure or applications, with hackers using methods such as software vulnerabilities, phishing, or compromised credentials. Do regular audits and alerts: Enhance security by conducting regular audits, monitoring activity, and setting up alerts.

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Risk DDOS Data breaches Encryption 127

eSecurity Planet

OCTOBER 20, 2023

Backup and disaster recovery procedures ensure that data is always available. API Security: API security focuses on preventing unwanted access to application programming interfaces by establishing adequate authentication and authorization processes. Employee training increases understanding of optimal practices.

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Backups Firewall Encryption Architecture 120

eSecurity Planet

DECEMBER 8, 2023

These priority maintenance requirements should also be extended to other security solutions that protect DNS servers such as firewalls and antivirus applications. Relatively high frequency backups (daily or at least weekly). Local backups for quick access. Cloud backups in case of local failure.

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DNS DDOS Firewall Architecture 113

eSecurity Planet

APRIL 26, 2024

Endpoint Security Endpoint security protects the physical and virtual endpoints connected to the network. The security controls include: Antivirus (AV): Scans for malware based on a database of known-malicious file signatures to provide basic defense against common attacks.

Architecture 120

Architecture Network Security Firewall Risk 120

eSecurity Planet

MAY 2, 2024

Compromised Credentials Compromised identities from phishing, info stealers, keyloggers, and bad password habits provide the entry point for most ransomware attacks and data breaches. Sophos: Observed changes in attacker behavior in response to improved defenses: Adopted vulnerable or malicious drivers once Windows blocked macros.

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Cybersecurity DDOS Penetration Testing Passwords 121