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Internet of Things (or IoT) technologies has become one of the most used technologies globally. As the use of these devices has accentuated so has the issue of cybersecurity associated with them. There are several strategies conducted at gaining unsolicited money from users through the use of IoT. Here, we will talk in detail about how IoT is changing the field of cyber security and the main threat encountered by this field.   IoT effect on Cybersecurity The IoT technologies have always been under the radar of cybercriminals. Their improvement and transformation for ordinary and commercial use are often cultivating novel ways for hackers. Read More at:-    5 Main Aspects of IoT Impact on Cybersecurity

  The answer is “yes.” Antivirus software scans files and programs for malicious code. It regularly updates its database to detect new threats and scans your system for malware signatures. Using three different types of detection, antivirus software can identify malware and block its spread. It also scans for suspicious file structures and can quarantine infected files for deletion. The most common way malware is spread through email. It looks like a legitimate company or email, but its goal is to hack your computer. Be wary of emails that ask you to enter your password, open attachments, or click links. Malware will often disguise itself as a website, but other ways to detect it are. If you are unsure about a website, run a full system scan to ensure your device is protected. Malware includes viruses, worms, Trojan horses , and other harmful software. These malicious pieces of code can cause significant damage to your computer and compromise personal information. Th...

  Evil twin attacks are difficult to spot, but there are a variety of ways to safeguard yourself when using public Wi-Fi networks. Make Use of Your Own Hotspot The best way to shield yourself from a double attack is to make use of your own hotspot rather than public WiFi wherever feasible. This will ensure that you connect to a trusted network even in public areas and stops hackers from accessing your personal data. Make sure to create the password that will ensure that your access point is secure. Beware of Wi-Fi that is Not Secured Hotspots If you must connect to a network that is public be sure to stay clear of connections marked “Unsecure.” Unsecured networks are not equipped with legitimate security measures, and nefarious twin networks usually come with this label. The hackers often depend on the people not noticing and connecting to their networks without knowing the dangers. Turn off Auto Connect If auto connect is disabled on the device it will connect automatica...

Hacking is an unauthorized entry into a network or a computer to steal or manipulate information, data or files. The person involved in this process is named as a hacker. Computer hacking is done using several types of programs such as Rootkit, Trojan, Keylogger etc. Hackers also employ techniques like browser hijacks, spoofing, phishing etc. to capture user’s personal or financial details. How to know if your Computer is Hacked? Your computer may show certain signs of being hacked such as fake antivirus warning messages, unwanted browser toolbar, redirection to strange websites, random pop ups, ransomware message etc. If you receive any of these warning signs, you can be sure that your computer has been targeted by a hacker. How to Prevent Hacking? In order to prevent this unauthorized intrusion into your systems/networks , you must follow some basic security guidelines: Download Software from Authorized Websites Do not click on Random Email Attachments Scan all Types of Har...