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Blog Post Oct 15, 2020
DoS and DDoS are two very common types of attacks to website systems that anyone with an online presence needs to be aware of. The difference between the two comes down to the number of attackers. Denial of Service (DoS) attacks come from a single attacker; Distributed Denial or Service (DDoS) attacks are conducted by multiple machines.
Learn more about the differences, as well as similarities, between these types of cyber attacks and how to protect your business from both.
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Blog Post Oct 14, 2020
Cybersecurity is a highly talked-about topic these days, and the word “phishing” gets thrown around quite a bit. Even if you know nothing about viruses, malware, or how to protect yourself online, you probably have come across this term at some point. Most people know it’s bad, and know not to click links or open attachments from people they don’t know, but unfortunately, the knowledge tends to stop there. Not many people can really speak to this common type of cyber attack and why it is harmful to a website.
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Blog Post Oct 13, 2020
What is a bot? A bot is short for “internet robot”. Other names include spiders, web bots, and crawlers. Generally speaking, a bot is used to perform an automated, repetitive job online.
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Blog Post Oct 12, 2020
Cybercriminals continue to find new, sneaky ways of attacking users. Why? Because it’s lucrative. The more successful attacks they can execute, the more money they can make.
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Blog Post Oct 09, 2020
Website security should be the top priority for any online business. Keeping your website safe and clean ensures that you are operating at full effectiveness – and your users and their data are safe from hackers and malicious bots.
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Blog Post Oct 08, 2020
Visiting websites can spread viruses via exploit kits and vulnerabilities. Update software & use tools like SiteLock for protection.
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Blog Post Oct 07, 2020
You’ve heard the term “blacklist” used many times, but what does it really mean?
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Blog Post Oct 01, 2020
Malware left unaddressed for too long can cause customers to distrust you, kill your revenues, and damage your reputation in the industry.
If you see the signs of malware on your site, then you need to act fast to get rid of it before its impact is magnified.
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Blog Post Sep 16, 2020
SQL injection attacks are one of the oldest, most prevalent, and most dangerous vulnerabilities. It is often listed as the number one threat to web security.
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Blog Post Sep 08, 2020
Without proper safeguards in place, hackers can deploy malware and injection attacks that could steal sensitive information, damage your online reputation, and ruin your business. A WAF can help protect you.
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Blog Post Sep 03, 2020
Understanding how a website is attacked by a malicious script is helpful to either prevent this from happening to your site in the future or solve the problem if your site has already been hacked.