Cryptojacking is the digital version of it — it’s when the hacker steals your computer’s resources and uses them to harvest cryptocurrency. Mining is only a viable business if the cost of the computing power and electricity required to operate and cool down your systems is significantly lower than the monetary gain you get from mining.
Facebook announced it suffered an attack that affected almost 50 million users. The hack required the chaining of multiple vulnerabilities, being one of them in the “View As” feature, that help users control their privacy by previewing how other users see their profile.
The status quo in the cyber-security industry is that most small businesses can’t afford a security solution, and any attempts to become more secure are either drowned in technical jargon or in distant price-ranges. In order to change the way businesses deal with security, this status quo has to be challenged.
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There are several examples of companies that went bankrupt after a successful attack, and not too long ago, we witnessed one of the largest and most devastating breaches in history. But if you are reading this, you want to take a first step towards improving your security, which is good.
A single-page application (SPA) is a web application that mimics the behavior of a desktop application, i.e., instead of loading a new page every time the user interacts with the application, it retrieves all necessary code (HTML, JS, CSS) with a single page load and dynamically rewrites the current page using Javascript and AJAX requests (to an API) as the user interacts with it.
When it is time to release a new version of your online service (web application), you hopefully want to make sure your code is not vulnerable, so that you are not the next company in the headlines for a bad reason. There are several examples of companies that went bankrupt after a successful attack and a couple of weeks ago we witnessed one of the largest and most devastating breaches in history.
