Here is a revised and polished version of your content with improved clarity, grammar, structure, and technical accuracy, while preserving the original intent and educational tone. What Is Malware? Malware (short for malicious software) refers to any software intentionally designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or data. Malware is
Autonomy of Bug Hunting Programs: Why They Are a Better Option for Finding Bugs What Is a Bug Bounty Program? A bug bounty program is an open initiative that allows cybersecurity researchers—often called ethical hackers or white-hat hackers—to legally test an organization’s systems using their skills and expertise. When researchers discover a vulnerability, they submit
The rise of internet domain name disputes has presented unprecedented legal challenges, compelling courts across various jurisdictions to repeatedly address and resolve novel issues. In the process, several new legal concepts have emerged, significantly enriching trademark jurisprudence. Some of the most notable concepts are discussed below. 1. Cyberquatting Cyberquatting refers to the bad-faith registration
Is Your Surveillance System Really Securing Your Organization? “Yes. I have CCTV running 24/7, connected to an NVR. I can even monitor all office activity on my mobile.” But are you sure there is no other user accessing your system in parallel? There might be. According to recent surveys, 40–60 percent of CCTV cameras are
