Platform Safety
RDP is a common remote management feature in Windows, but exposing it directly to the internet can increase risks of brute-force attempts, exploitations, and account takeovers. This article explains how to check if RDP is open, review login events, enable Network Level Authentication, restrict
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Platform Safety
Battery drain, overheating, or pop-up ads do not necessarily mean that a malicious app has been installed. This article explains how to check for abnormal permissions and background activity on Android and iPhone from the perspective of system settings and app permissions, and provides a safe
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Hacker Tools & Tech
SS7 is a set of signaling protocols long used in global telecommunications networks, responsible for call setup, SMS transmission, roaming, and user location management. This article describes the network role of SS7, MTP, SCCP, TCAP, MAP, and SIGTRAN from a technical perspective, and analyzes the
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Hacker Tools & Tech
XSS is a security issue where untrusted content sent to the browser is treated as scripts or executable markup. This article explains the differences between Reflected XSS, Stored XSS, and DOM-based XSS, and describes how websites can use output encoding, HTML sanitization, CSP, and secure cookies
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Hacker Tools & Tech
SQL Injection is a common security issue faced by web databases. When a website directly concatenates user input into a database query, data that should be treated as content can end up being executed as part of the query. This article explains the principles of SQL Injection, common risks,
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Platform Safety
Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken are popular options for newcomers searching for cryptocurrency exchanges; however, the suitability of a platform cannot be determined solely by its popularity. This article provides a step-by-step approach to verify the official portals, assess regional support,
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