Keeping You Protected
A Rootkit is a collection of malicious computer software that is designed to gain administrator-level access ("root" access) to a system while actively and aggressively hiding its presence and the presence of other malicious tools (like keyloggers or bots) from the user and security software. How Rootkits Work? The primary…
A keylogger (short for keystroke logger) is a type of surveillance technology either software or hardware designed to record and store every keystroke a user types on a computer or mobile device, often without their knowledge. How Keyloggers Work? Keyloggers capture sensitive information like passwords, credit card numbers, personal messages,…
Ransomware is a type of malicious software (malware) that prevents you from accessing your computer files, systems, or network and then demands a ransom payment for their return. It is one of the most damaging and disruptive forms of cyber attack today, often leading to significant financial losses and operational…
Scareware is a type of malicious software (malware) or deceptive tactic. It uses social engineering to trick or frighten users into taking an immediate, harmful action. The goal of scareware is to manipulate the users, usually by making them believe their device is in imminent danger. Scareware then encourage them…
Adware is a short form for Advertisement-supported software. It is a type of software that automatically displays, downloads, or plays advertisements on your computer or mobile device. While some software uses ads legitimately to support a free product (and you consent to it), the term "Adware" is most commonly used…
A Malware (a contraction of malicious software) is a blanket term for any software or code intentionally designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system, network, or data. Cyber criminals use malware to achieve various harmful goals, typically for financial gain, but also for espionage, sabotage,…
Cyber crime is defined as any criminal activity that involves a computer, network, or networked device. It is the umbrella term that covers all illegal acts committed in cyberspace. Criminals involve a computer or digital device in a cybercrime in one of two ways: Computer as a Target (Pure-Technology Crime):…
