Showing posts with label web security scanner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web security scanner. Show all posts

Thursday, 20 August 2020

What is the Importance of Scanning a Website and How to Choose a Scanner to Do That?

 

As technologies are increasing every moment, so we also desire to have more securities related features. The reason for craving more security is that the attackers are getting clever and even their techniques are getting advanced. So, there are pros and cons whenever we improve any technique. This situation is similar when it comes to protecting websites. Every website is prone to attacks through various methods. If you have a website then you will truly want to protect your and consumers’ data. The responsibility increases when your site is an e-commerce site. Whenever there are payments in your site’s scenario, your customers trust you and hence you need to keep up with their trust! Therefore, you require to scan your website without any arguments.

Nowadays, digital and online marketing is in a boom and everyone is out there, creating content for their blogs, products or services. Though it may seem simple it is not that easy. Many people use WordPress for their blogging as it is the most popular and easy one. Yet, the security of the site is the vital thing to maintain.

Easiness of any platform can help you in creating content but, you have to be proactive in tuning and fixing any problems with your site. To solve the problems, you must be knowing them. There exists various threats in this online world and attackers or hackers are constantly searching for vulnerable sites. If Facebook was hack-able, so where do you feel your site stands on the level of security. Now, you get why it is your duty to protect your website. So, what you can do and how to do? Let’s figure it out.

There are several kinds of bugs, malware, phishing attacks, DDoS attacks, injection attacks and the many more from which you need to protect your site. So, let’s check out the ways through which you can up the level of your site’s security-

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Wednesday, 10 June 2020

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BROKEN AUTHENTICATION AND SESSION BREACH?

As we are covering OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities,broken authentication is one of it. Broken Authentication itself suggests the breach in the authentication procedure of a web application. Session management is the rule which checks for the interactions amid a web application and end-users. A web session is actually a transactional chain of HTTP commands and responses made by the client to a server. HTTP/HTTPS is the protocol to communicate between the website and the browser.
So, in broken authentication, hackers find the exposures where the breach could be done to dodge or seize the authentication functions.
Following are the ways where the authentication breach could happen –
  • Probable login credentials.
  • Exposed session IDs in the URL (e.g., URL rewriting).
  • Vulnerable session IDs to fixation attacks.
  • Unprotected user authentication credentials.
  • Session IDs, passwords, and other identifications sent over unprotected and unencrypted connections.
  • Non-rotated or Unshuffled session IDs after successful login.
  • Undestroyed or not invalidated session values after logout.
Such attacks aim to get access to more than one account and gain all the privileges of the user which is attacked. These privileges let the attacker do whatever he wants.

Monday, 3 February 2020

Cybersecurity in the BFSI Sector Has Stepped Up Get to know why?

What is Cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity may be defined as the act of securing every computing hardware as well as software that are connected by the means of an Internet connection or even cloud, in recent times. The cloud is gaining more popularity in line with positive business outcomes, it has also become prone to malicious entities and attackers who’re always looking to steal valuable user information.

Cybersecurity is a more technical term that corresponds to the physical security of systems present in data centers or any other computing system. Thus, there has been an increased demand for securing valuable user information. Cyber-attacks have now evolved into major threats for the BFSI Sector.

Sunday, 19 January 2020

Monitor your Website Defacement Attacks with ESDS VTMScan Content Change Monitoring

The dawn of the digital era has given rise to technological innovations in transactions done on a daily basis marking the digital transformation journey of common people. However, these digital transactions have increased the probability of security breaches incurring a huge monetary loss. You never know your website might be the next target! The hacker may be spying on you!     

A survey says 85% of information security officers have come across security issues relating to the digital expansion of companies. Moving into the digital realm, hackers are hunting innovative ways to walk into your website domain. The cybersecurity professionals are finding it difficult to cope up with their pace and keep an eye on them. 

Monday, 13 January 2020

Brace Yourselves for the Upcoming Cybersecurity Trends of 2019!

2018 is coming to an end, and as usual, the arena of cybersecurity is having some new trends coming up. As digital threats are also getting up to a new level, we need security experts to adopt and implement future solutions.


 Now, the trends like AI, Biometrics, and IoT have been there as always, but these are evolving to a new level every year which is impacting the related sectors. Further, the zero-trust model and GDPR compliance related legislation are in a boom.

Thursday, 9 January 2020

Top 8 Ways to Secure Your Website



With security so much in buzz, every business owner needs to look after the ways to protect the organisations web assets from various threats. Sometimes, the solutions are simple, but you don’t pay attention to those. The aim is clear; to safeguard your website and data from getting hacked or compromised. But, when you go deep inside and find the Vulnerabilities, then you face a plethora of complexities and solutions. Although, you can follow a specific set of best practices to improve your website’s security level. Check out the top eight ways to improve the security of your website quickly.

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Are you aware of all types of online scams prevalent nowadays?

The general rule of thumb when working on the Internet is If you feel suspicious about any email at all, do not open it, and for sure don’t open any link provided inside it. 

Online phishing scams have been around a while and as we turn more towards Digital Technology for almost everything. Right from social interaction to banking and shopping online, Identity and banking information thefts are running rampant. 

The problem seems to be growing even more like a lot of our personal information is publicly available on Social media channels and other data collecting websites. 

Monday, 6 January 2020

How to choose a DDoS solution fit for your business?

DDoS or Distributed Denial of Service is a terrible danger to businesses. Its function is not just used to shut down your websites, but a DDoS assault can also be used as a smokescreen to penetrate the business network and plant a nasty malware.

This attack can also be used to steal private and sensitive data, intellectual property or any other personal asset in storage. All businesses are vulnerable to such attacks, and the problem is most companies assume they cannot be a target.