Essential facts of NFC(1)

What is NFC technology; Its history and its applications NFC is not a very popular technology among the general public, But it can be used in a wide variety of areas and simplifies many everyday…

What is Atomic Swap?

Convert digital currencies to each other without the need for centralized intermediaries; This is a brief definition of atomic swap or “atomic exchange”. It may not be an exaggeration to say that nuclear exchanges are…

Essential facts of Brute Force Attacks (2)

in this article, we will talk about another Important fact of Brute Force Attacks. The titles you will read in this article How is a brute force attack performed? Brute Force attack tools and software…
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What is a double spending attack or double espand?

Double-spend is the case when the same unit of digital assets is spent more than once by fraudulent methods. This concern is natural in the digital world; Because digital files can be easily copied and…

Essential facts of Brute Force Attacks (1)

A brute force attack is one of those cyberattacks that even a novice hacker can handle, But the consequences for the victims can be catastrophic. Read this article to know more about this attack, tools,…

GriftHorse malware has infected more than 10 million Android devices

GriftHorse malware has infected more than 10 million Android devices An Android malware called GriftHorse has stolen millions of dollars from its victims through Play Store apps. Google has always tried to clean the Play…

History of the largest ransomware attacks in the world

History of the largest ransomware attacks in the world In this article, the biggest ransomware attacks in the world of technology are collected and examined. The history of technology is full of unintended consequences. Bitcoin,…
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4 key points in startup team building

In a startup, team building is one of the greatest challenges. A startup that loses to form a strong team and pay its members well will have a doubtful future. As you know, the more…

DoS vs. DDoS; What is the difference between these two types of cyber attacks?

What is a denial of service attack (DoS)? A Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack is an attack meant to shut down a machine or network, making it inaccessible to its intended users. DoS attacks accomplish this by flooding…

What is Google’s FLoC and why do so many browsers oppose it?

Google recently introduced a new tool called FLoC in the Chrome browser to replace cookies. If FLoC really cares about user privacy, why do privacy browsers oppose it? Recently, Google announced that the Chrome browser…