Cyber Security Magazine

As an IT support company, Amazing Support takes cybersecurity very seriously. With our London and North London clients, we ensure that data is protected and that systems are secure. We feel that every business should ask their IT company about digital security, so we put together this guide with 7 …

Are you scared after reading the title? 😱 If not, you must be scared because literally, someone can hack your website anytime from now, even tomorrow, if you don’t deal with several fundamental security concerns of your WordPress website. Don’t get me wrong, WordPress is a pretty secure piece of …

ProtonMail is the world’s largest secure email service, developed by CERN and MIT scientists. They are open source and protected by Swiss privacy law. Here is a ProtonMail review so you can easily see the pluses and the minuses of this service. ProtonMail Review As you could have seen by …

Successfully navigating the internet is essential for anyone who lives in the modern world. Whether you use the top 10 most secure internet browsers for personal or professional reasons, you want a fast, safe and reliable browsing experience. Nonetheless, you don’t want to spend a fortune on the tools you …

Authentication may only be part of cybersecurity, but it’s the most important. Different Authentication Methods are necessary for checking a user’s claimed information to make sure they are who they say they are. Authentication is not to be confused with the preceding stage, authorization; instead, it is the only way …

The hacker group Anonymous announced on Saturday that it had hacked the website of the FSB, Russia’s feared secret service. We cannot access the site on Saturday evening at the time of publication of this article. The FSB is the de facto successor of the KGB, the secret political police …

A new malware called HermeticWiper (aka KillDisk.NCV) is actively used in the context of the escalation of the military conflict in Ukraine for cyberattacks targeting government and private organizations, affecting decision-makers, technical personnel, and ordinary users. Symantec and ESET research first tweeted about the new strain, dubbed HermeticWiper, on February …