Tag: Attacker
What is a Zero Day Exploit?
Posted on by Thomas Janson | Updated:
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Attack, Attacker, exploit, Hacking, Vulnerability, Zero Day, Zero Day Exploit
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Zero Day Vulnerabilities
The zero day vulnerability is a type of hardware or software flaw for which no patch or mitigation is available. The original creators of the product are unaware of a vulnerability, so they will have known about the issue for zero days when one such vulnerability is exploited and brought to their attention.
What Indicates A Compromised Website?
Posted on by Danny Jensen | Updated:
Category: Tutorials | Tags: Attack, Attacker, Backup Restoration, Backups, Blacklisted, Code Injection, Compromise, Compromised, Compromised Website, Credentials, Data Theft, Encoding, Firewall, Form, Harmful Code, Homograph Attack, Injected, Injection, Malicious, Malicious Code, Malicious Script, Malware, Missing Content, Passwords, Permission, Plugin, Ransom, Ransomware, Redirection, Scan, Script, Security Warning, Slow Website, Source Code, Spyware, Suspicious, theme, Vandalized Website
Reading Time: 6 minutes
Introduction
What happens when a site is compromised? How quickly can you respond when you recognize the signs that something is amiss? In today’s article, we will explore some of the more common indicators of a compromised website, how you can spot it, and how to act on it in a timely manner.
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