Hacking Security
Use paraphrase instead of password
If they know who you really are, that a threat ! Using a paraphrase instead of a password is often a more secure and user-friendly approach. Paraphrases are longer, sentence-like combinations of words, making them harder to crack but easier for users to remember. For example: Instead of a password…
Read More »Comment Sécuriser Vos Comptes de Réseaux Sociaux
Les réseaux sociaux, tels que Facebook, WhatsApp et Instagram, jouent un rôle central dans la vie quotidienne de millions de personnes. Ils permettent de communiquer, de partager des idées et de développer des opportunités professionnelles. Cependant, cette popularité croissante attire également des cybercriminels qui exploitent des failles de sécurité pour…
Read More »Assurer la Sécurité des Plateformes de Transfert d’Argent
Les plateformes de transfert d’argent ont révolutionné la manière dont les personnes envoient et reçoivent des fonds, offrant commodité et accessibilité à travers le monde. Cependant, avec leur popularité croissante, ces plateformes deviennent également des cibles pour les fraudes, les escroqueries et les cybermenaces. Assurer des mesures de sécurité robustes…
Read More »Why Credit Cards Should Have a PIN !
High Threat Protection (HTP) Insights on Securing Your Financial Transactions In an era where financial fraud is on the rise, securing payment methods has never been more critical. Credit cards are a convenient and widely used payment tool, but their security measures often lag behind those of debit cards. One…
Read More »That is Why Your Phone Is Not Secure !
Your phone may feel like a secure device, but in reality, it can be vulnerable to various threats. Many people overlook simple security measures, leaving their personal data, photos, and even financial information at risk. Here are the key reasons your phone may not be secure: Weak Passwords or No…
Read More »DNS Attacks
The Domain Name System (DNS) serves as the internet’s directory, translating human-readable domain names (like www.example.com) into numerical IP addresses used by computers to communicate. While indispensable for the web’s functionality, DNS is also a prime target for cyberattacks. Exploiting weaknesses in DNS infrastructure can enable attackers to steal data,…
Read More »Ne Cliquez Pas sur le Lien !
Bien sûr, vous pouvez cliquer sur celui-ci, mais ne faites pas confiance à tous les liens que vous voyez. Dans le monde numérique d’aujourd’hui, un simple clic peut avoir de graves conséquences. Les cybercriminels utilisent souvent des liens malveillants dans des e-mails, des messages texte ou des publications sur les…
Read More »Why Insider Threats Are a Growing Concern
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, one of the most underestimated risks comes from within the organization—insider threats. Whether intentional or accidental, employees, contractors, or partners with access to sensitive information can cause significant harm to a business. In fact, recent studies indicate that insider threats account for nearly 30%…
Read More »Understanding the Vulnerability Management Life Cycle
In today’s digital world, businesses face constant cybersecurity threats. One crucial approach to mitigating these risks is the Vulnerability Management Life Cycle—a process that helps organizations identify, assess, and address security weaknesses before attackers exploit them. This life cycle involves several key stages. First, vulnerabilities are identified through regular scans…
Read More »Kali Linux: A Core Asset for Ethical Hacking at High Threat Protection (HTP)
At High Threat Protection (HTP), we rely on some of the most advanced tools in the cybersecurity industry—and Kali Linux is one of our core assets. Known as the go-to distribution for penetration testing and digital forensics, Kali Linux is a powerful, open-source operating system developed by Offensive Security. What…
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