Enlarge / Commercial oil tanker AbQaiq in 2003. Hackers working for the US government wiped out a database and computer systems that Iran’s paramilitary arm used to plan attacks against oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, The New York Times reported on Wednesday. The attack occurred on June 20, the same day that President Trump […]
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Many people know that being overweight increases their risk of heart disease, but a new study suggests that it’s the location of body fat that matters most. The study of nearly 700 post-menopausal women revealed that fat deposited around around the waist represents carries a greater risk of coronary artery disease (CAD) than an overall
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On average, a cyber attack costs small businesses $53,987. While this is much less than the loss millions medium and large enterprises experience, proportion to size it is substantial. And one of the ways hackers wreak this havoc is using phishing attacks. So, what does a phishing attack costs your business? A new infographic from
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Fans are going crazy after they completed Kingdom season 1 on Netflix, and all they want is more episodes now. Although the show is a Korean show, the global audience has shown interest in it, as all the six episodes are really involving. Also, we saw that the show ended with a cliffhanger, which was
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Technical optimization is the core element of SEO. Technically optimized sites appeal both to search engines for being much easier to crawl and index, and to users for providing a great user experience. It’s quite challenging to cover all the technical aspects of your site because hundreds of issues may need fixing. However, there are
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In a Webmaster Hangout, Google’s John Mueller answered a question from a web publisher who asked what to do about a suspected negative SEO attack. The web publisher asked if he should wait until he received a manual action from Google. Here is the question: “My website gets hundreds of links that seem to be
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Img source: moneycrashers.com For a lot of people, running an online business is a dream that offers independence and financial security. The first step towards becoming an online entrepreneur is to choose an online business that will match your skills and that you will be able to actually launch. In this article, you will be
National headlines about ransomware attacks crippling Baltimore City and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport might leave smaller businesses thinking that governments and large corporations are the only entities facing a real threat of attack. However, threats against businesses of all sizes have been on the rise. Malwarebytes Labs issued a Cyber Crime Tactics and Techniques 2019
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Small business awareness of digital security keeps increasing. But this increased awareness leads cybercriminals to adapt. And this includes launching stealthier methods of attack. 2019 Cybersecurity Statistics The SiteLock 2019 Website Security Report says these criminals now focus on quieter attacks. But that doesn’t mean they have decreased. Because attacks increased by 59% for 2018.
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Businesses value their data so much more than half will pay cyber criminals to get it back. The AppRiver Cyberthreat Index for Business Survey says 55% of small businesses will pay in the event of a ransomware attack. And willingness to pay increases to 74% for larger small businesses. In fact, 39% say they will
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