Cyber Arrows: The Posts About Cyber Security and Information Security
Useless security is about security configurations, choices or options causing uselessness. This series will be brief but to the point.
Securing e-mail is a very heavy task due to its ancient infrastructure. Though this job should primarily rely on user awareness, there are a couple of measures that should be considered collectively such as security gateways, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, etc. But scanning of an e-mail message’s or body’s hash value in known malicious …
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More and more online news resources have been using a paywall for generating revenue from their news, articles and content since 2010. This is an indisputable right of the owners. What about end users? Are these paywalls embraced by users? Are the paywalls working correctly? From the end user perspective, it seems there is …
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