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What is DNS spoofing? Learn how it affects your security
Websites are hosted on servers identified by IP addresses, but you access them by typing domain names. Domain Name System (DNS) translates names like example.com into the numeric addresses your device...
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What is credential stuffing? Understanding this cyber threat
Credential stuffing is a type of cyberattack where criminals use stolen usernames and passwords from one data breach to try to access accounts on other websites or services. It works because many peop...
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What is IP forwarding on Linux, and how to enable it
When a Linux machine is expected to pass traffic between networks, the setup can look right and still fail. Routes appear correct, firewall rules seem reasonable, and packets still go nowhere. One com...
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How to clear cache on PS5 and improve performance
Is your PS5 console running slower than usual, freezing mid-game, or throwing random errors during updates? Small performance issues like these often come down to temporary system files building up in...
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What is a cybersecurity risk assessment and how does it work?
Security decisions are only as good as an organization's understanding of its own environment. When that understanding is incomplete, teams can struggle to see where real risk exists or how serious it...
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How to prevent the download of malicious code? Top strategies to consider
Most people don’t intentionally download malicious code. Instead, it slips through routine actions like browsing, opening online documents, or installing software. Malware can target many devices, i...
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YouTube account hacked? How to get it back and secure it for good
A hacked YouTube account can be used to publish scam content, target your audience, damage your channel’s reputation, or steal your money through payment tampering. Acting quickly is critical to reg...
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How to make Starlink faster: Practical ways to improve speed and reliability
Starlink was designed to deliver high-speed, low-latency internet in areas where traditional broadband struggles, including rural and remote regions and environments with limited infrastructure. It ty...
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“Kernel security check failure”: Troubleshooting made simple
The “kernel security check failure” error on Windows can appear without warning. This error can be frustrating because it’s often unclear what caused it, and it can be tricky to troubleshoot. Th...
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What is carding? Payment card fraud explained
Carding is a form of payment fraud in which cybercriminals use stolen or illegally acquired card details to make unauthorized purchases or test stolen data for later misuse. Understanding how it works...
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