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TinkerInk are proud to release our new booklet: Protect Yourself: TinkerInk Guide to Recognising Scammers.
We believe that people in all walks of life should be able to enjoy safety while using their phone or browsing the Internet. That's why we've written this short guide, with simple language, fill...
The title here is a little misleading. I’m not just referring to the word attacker; I’m going to talk about a lot of roughly synonymous terms that you’ll often find in cybersecurity reports: adversary, malicious user, hacker, and my favourite – malicious attacker. These words are designed to be sca...
You’ll find this word on many penetration tests – it’s a very specific and important term.
Given all the time in the world, a penetration test can crack every password, find every known vulnerability, break past all your cybersecurity armour. But, running penetration testing tools takes time. And ...
When I first started in cybersecurity this word seemed fairly opaque. To me, at least; everybody around me used this word frequently. But, not coming from this world--like many people who make decisions--this word needs explanation.
I first read this word as the opposite to infiltration. Infiltrat...
Of all the terms in cybersecurity, I think this one is the most difficult to work out with no prior knowledge.
To sanitise. We’re familiar with the idea. To make clean. But what does that mean in a security context?
We’ve all seen form-fill boxes on Internet sites before. What we don’t usually see is ...
