Last updated: July 2, 2026

A website does not need to be famous, controversial, or profitable to attract attackers. Automated bots continuously scan the public internet for outdated plugins, exposed administration panels, weak passwords, leaked API keys, vulnerable upload forms, misconfigured cloud storage, and servers that missed a security update.

The uncomfortable truth is that a hacked website may continue looking completely normal. Visitors can see the usual homepage while hidden code redirects search-engine users, creates spam pages, steals checkout details, sends phishing emails, mines cryptocurrency, adds secret administrator accounts, or gives the attacker a way Continue reading →

The security of mobile devices is the top priority of many companies right now. It’s been building to this for some time now since many corporate workers handle sensitive data on their smartphones at all moments. Keeping this information from falling on the wrong hands is a must and the figures that get dragged down after a significant data leak always leave a company in the red. Just in 2018, the average cost of any form of corporate data breach represented a loss of $3.9 million for any corporation given the size of the leak, according to Continue reading →