#A cybersecurity company

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Can a cybersecurity service verify who does a fraud?

Yes, 30 people a day.

For a verification in a correct manner go to SEO.

[abhay-pratap-odoo]

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[cultivating-wildflowers]

good morning I woke up to confused texts from my mother asking if I knew anything about the thing and my first instinct was to open tumblr

[1o1percentmilk]

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[glitchypsi]

i think more dumb unnecessarily internet connected devices getting hacked to become botnet zombies that deliver devastating attacks is a good thing actually. maybe then so-called "innovators" will realize not every single damn thing HAS to be internet-connected

[jcmarchi]

6 Digital Privacy Myths Debunked: How to Really Stay Safe Online - Technology Org

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6 Digital Privacy Myths Debunked: How to Really Stay Safe Online - Technology Org

The internet is evolving every day, even in ways that we can’t see. This is because global communities of hackers are making greater advancements in the world of malware. International cybersecurity firms and government agencies do their best to detect and respond to cyberattacks, but it’s up to individuals to protect themselves as well.

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The best place to start is by ensuring you’re operating with all the right information. But there are a lot of dangerous myths and misconceptions out there about cybersecurity. If you’re building your digital privacy strategy on a foundation of fallacies, then you could be vulnerable to hacking activity without even knowing it. 

That’s why we’ll be debunking six of the most common digital privacy myths today. 

1. Using a private browser provides a private connection

Just because you’re using incognito mode doesn’t mean you’re really incognito. Contrary to popular belief, private browsers can still maintain details of your browsing history. How so? Although a private browser doesn’t save cookies or your browser history, it does maintain DNS data storage. This means that hackers may still be able to tap into your DNS storage to see what sites you visited. Yes, even on a private browser.

The most secure way to ensure you’re not being tracked is to use a tracker blocker. This is a nifty digital tool that helps prevent third-party web trackers from following you from page session to page session. Alongside bolstering your digital security, tracker blockers can also reduce the number of targeted ads you see online. This is ideal for anybody looking to browse with zero distractions and greater peace of mind.

2. Investing in just one cybersecurity measure will keep you safe

Does your front door have one or two locks? Chances are that many of us have both a key-access lock as well as a deadlock. Yes, that deadlock may not be necessary 99% of the time, but it sure does provide peace of mind. Cybersecurity measures work the same way.

Only relying on one cybersecurity measure is the same as putting all your hopes into one lock. But with enough determination, any lockpicker can surpass one security measure. So make sure there’s another barrier or two in place to ensure they don’t get to experience that instant gratification.

It’s recommended that you invest in at least 2-3 of the following digital security measures:

Antivirus software

VPN

Firewall (for your home/office network)

Password manager

Alongside these cybersecurity measures, it’s also imperative that you set up multi-factor authentication (MFA) on all your digital accounts. This ensures that hackers will need more than just your password to access your accounts. They will also need access to your email address or mobile phone number. And they’re less likely to have access to your inbox or SMS text messages.

3. Public WiFi networks are secure if they’re password-protected

Accessing the web while you’re travelling can always feel tricky. Even if you’ve invested in an international or local SIM, it’s still not ideal to rely on hotspotting everywhere you go. You just won’t have enough mobile battery to last you across the day. And whilst it may be tempting to connect to your hotel WiFi, sadly, there’s still no guarantee that it’s safe to do so, even if it is password-protected.

This is because hackers can do clever things like set up duplicate networks with the same credentials nearby. If you log into the wrong network, you could risk all of your user and device data falling into the wrong hands.

Similarly, some hackers may even be monitoring genuine hotel or restaurant/cafe WiFi networks. All they need is to have booked a room or a table once to gain access to the network password. Simply put, the network may be password-protected, but you don’t know who can access those credentials.

When in doubt, just rely on your hotspot connection. Or better still – use a VPN to make sure that your network connection stays encrypted and secure. That way, you can access the internet while on the go without sacrificing your digital safety or your phone’s battery life.

4. Only IT professionals are responsible for maintaining cybersecurity measures

Did you ever hear the story of a corporation brought to its knees by an administrative worker bringing in a USB she found in a car park? The simple act of plugging in this USB (which turned out to be a rubber ducky) allowed hackers to gain front-door access to that company’s data. It’s much harder to stop a cyberattack when you’ve welcomed it into the building.

Because of this, IT professionals have been encouraged to spearhead cybersecurity education initiatives in businesses. Yes, your IT team is responsible in that they have information to share. But once that information is shared and you’re well aware of your company’s cybersecurity policies, it’s up to you to do your part. Cybersecurity is a shared effort, and without every user and device on board, there will be cracks in your home or office network that opportunistic hackers can take advantage of.

5. Devices are safe from cyberattacks when they’re offline

As we mentioned above, even plugging in connected hardware can invite malware onto your devices. So, do away with this myth entirely because it’s been busted long ago! Hackers can upload malicious software and spyware onto a range of connected devices. This includes external storage drives (i.e. USB sticks and hard drives) and CDs. 

Even if your device is offline, hackers can still find ways to expose your devices to spyware that allows for remote monitoring. If their monitoring systems don’t work online, they can lay in wait until your device does connect to the web again. At that point, your hacker can take total remote control over your device.

So keep an eye out for any suspicious hardware or even software packages that look like they may be plagiarised or pirated. These hardware and software offerings can mask viruses like Trojan Horses, which can wreak havoc on your devices, whether they’re online or offline. It all depends on what code they’re programmed to run.

6. Hackers only target big companies

Lastly, if you believe that cybercriminals only go after whales, then you’re sorely mistaken. Although there are hackers out there who focus on hunting ‘whales,’ there are still tens of thousands more out there who go after little fish. Think about it – by widening your net, you can ensnare more victims. Securing financial or other valuable personal data from 200 people could likely provide a similar profit to securing data from a big company.

This is especially true if those 200 people haven’t invested in their cybersecurity measures. So don’t make yourself an easy target! With just a few dynamic security measures in place (i.e. a VPN and 2FA or MFA), you can make your accounts ‘not worth the hassle’ and prompt hackers to look for lower-hanging fruit.

A Few Final Words

How many of these digital privacy myths have you known to be debunked yourself? And are there any that took you by surprise? If so, then now is the perfect time to assess your cybersecurity measures and see how you can improve your digital safety.

[hubstarinfosys]

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[1o1percentmilk]

webdev is full of advertising, hardware engineering cant get u smaller chips anymore, software engineering is unoptimized, data science steals people's data and privacy, AI and ML steal jobs, systems engineering is too difficult, database architecture is boring, cloud engineering is dominated by AWS and Azure which are evil, UX/UI design is a form of torture for software engineers, people dont hire software and quality assurance testers anymore bc we have a/b testing and overnight patches now, computer graphics gets you the same visual effect as stuff from 2010, game development pays peanuts, mobile development is oversaturated, robots are being used for the military, project management isn't a real job, crypto is a fucking joke, and dont even look at theoretical computer science or you'll lose 6 years to a phD and alcoholism. do cybersecurity instead.

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[rosinasnoot]

Worse yet, many of these smart devices are much easier to hack than your phone and computer (which were actually built with security in mind). If someone wanted to get into your wifi for whatever reason, they wouldn’t go through your laptop, they’d go through your smart fridge or your smart thermostat. I’ve heard that a lot of people who do cybersecurity for a living have extremely low-tech houses.

[monahostvn]

Dung de website gian doan hoạt dong vi quen gia han domain

Khi tên miền hết hạn mà không được gia hạn, nhà cung cấp dịch vụ sẽ tạm ngừng hoặc gỡ bỏ tên miền khỏi hệ thống DNS, khiến người dùng không thể truy cập vào trang web. Điều này không chỉ làm mất lượng truy cập mà còn ảnh hưởng nghiêm trọng đến doanh thu và uy tín của doanh nghiệp. Hãy đảm bảo gia hạn tên miền đúng hạn để tránh những rủi ro không đáng có.

[jcmarchi]

Ordnance Survey: Navigating the role of AI and ethical considerations in geospatial technology - AI News

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Ordnance Survey: Navigating the role of AI and ethical considerations in geospatial technology - AI News

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As we approach a new year filled with potential, the landscape of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), is on the brink of significant transformation. Manish Jethwa, CTO at Ordnance Survey (OS), the national mapping agency for Great Britain, offers an insightful glimpse into what we can expect from these advancements and their implications for the geospatial sector.

Breaking Down Barriers with AI

Looking ahead, Jethwa anticipates continued significant advancements in AI and machine learning, particularly with the push towards Gen AI. According to him, the integration of large language models (LLMs) with more sophisticated agents will not only perform complex tasks on behalf of users but also further reduce barriers to interaction. This shift, especially in the geospatial field, means that translating natural language into precise data queries will become more seamless, ultimately making geospatial datasets more accessible, mainstream, and user-friendly.

Training for Complex Tasks

Beyond LLMs, Jethwa is optimistic about progress in the broader category of machine learning, driven by greater access to graphics processing units for training.

He says: “At Ordnance Survey (OS), we’ll leverage this capability to train models for specific, complex tasks such as automatic feature extraction from imagery.

“With an increasing volume of data generated automatically, hopefully next year will also bring innovative tools and techniques to validate data, ensuring it can be confidently utilised for its intended use.”

He underscores the importance of not only pursuing new capabilities but also ensuring that these tools are integrated responsibly into workflows, focusing on quality and risk management.

The Ethical Frontier

The rapid evolution of AI brings with it an urgent need for ethical considerations. 

Jethwa explains: “I would like to see a greater emphasis on ethical AI and responsible technology development,” including creating AI systems that are “transparent, fair, and unbiased” while also considering their environmental and societal impact.

This focus on ethics is encapsulated in OS’s Responsible AI Charter, which guides their approach to integrating new techniques safely.

Moreover, Jethwa highlights the role of workforce development in successful transformations. He believes organisations must commit to “retraining and upskilling employees to prepare them for the impact of AI and digital transformation.” 

This is vital to ensure that in the pursuit of enhanced efficiency, companies do not “lose the personality, creativity, and emotion that we bring as humans into the workplace.” 

Embracing Change While Managing Risks

Despite the promise of technological advancements, obstacles remain in the journey toward digital transformation. Jethwa notes that challenges such as “cultural resistance and rapid successive changes leading to change fatigue will likely persist.”

He advocates for a careful balance between adopting new technologies and addressing the human elements of transformation processes.

As AI continues to influence various aspects of business, from decision-making to risk management, the issue of cybersecurity also looms large. Jethwa points out that “cybersecurity threats being powered by AI are becoming more sophisticated,” urging companies to develop comprehensive strategies that cover everything from data storage to analysis documentation.

The Imperative to Progress

In an evolving landscape, organisations that stagnate risk falling behind their competitors. Jethwa explains: “Companies that fail to keep up open themselves up to risks, such as changing customer expectations as well as attracting and retaining talent.” 

He also emphasises the need for a “clear vision of future goals, effective communication of progress, and celebrating milestones to sustain momentum” in digital transformation initiatives.

As we move into a new year filled with promise, the future of AI and geospatial technology holds transformative power – but it must be used responsibly. The path that lies ahead in 2025 requires vigilance, an unwavering commitment to ethical practices and a human touch in order to drive successful innovation.

(Photos by Annie Spratt and Ordnance Survey)

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Mobile App Development Insights: Essential Knowledge for Business Executives

In the current technological era, mobile apps are more crucial than ever for businesses aiming to engage customers and drive growth. Globally, the mobile app development market was valued at USD 240.4 billion in 2023. Moreover, it is projected to reach USD 666.1 billion by 2032. It means it has been growing at a CAGR of 12.1% during this period. This rapid growth shows the increasing reliance on mobile technology across various sectors. A user-friendly mobile app not only helps you build trust but also increases the customer retention rate, which gives you more revenue. However, understanding the intricacies of business mobile app development becomes essential. In this post, you will learn key aspects of app development that help you make informed decisions aligning with their business strategies. 

What is Mobile App Development?

Mobile app app strategies for business is an essential part, which helps you design software applications specifically for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Besides that, mobile app needs expert testing for functionality and performance. After that, the last stage is deployment, where the app is available for users. Moreover, continuous monitoring and improvement are essential to keep it user-friendly and reliable for your audience. 

What are the Different Types of Mobile Apps?

Mobile apps enhance user experiences and offer accessibility across various platforms. From social networking and e-commerce to productivity tools and entertainment, mobile apps play a crucial role in daily life. You can choose any of the following approaches to create your business app:

Native Apps

These apps are developed for a particular operating system, such as iOS or Android. They are built using platform-specific programming languages—Swift or Objective-C for iOS and Java or Kotlin for Android. It allows native apps to leverage the full range of device features, including camera access, GPS, and push notifications. Here are the features of native app development:

Performance: Native apps offer superior performance due to their direct interaction with the device's hardware and software.

Offline Functionality: They can operate offline and utilize device-specific APIs, enhancing functionality and responsiveness.

Distribution: Native apps can be distributed through official app stores like the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

However, developing native apps can be resource-intensive, requiring separate codebases for different platforms, which increases development time and costs. Besides that, you also need to handle the maintenance and updates for each platform. Despite these challenges, native apps are often preferred for applications that require high performance, complex functionalities, or a rich user interface, such as gaming apps or applications that demand extensive graphics processing.

Cross-Platform Apps

Cross-platform apps are designed to run on multiple operating systems from a single codebase. This approach utilizes frameworks like React Native, Flutter, or Xamarin, allowing developers to write code once and deploy it across various platforms, including iOS and Android. It reduces development time and costs compared to building separate native applications. Here are the features of cross-platform app development:

Cross-platform development keeps a consistent user experience across different devices.

Frameworks like React Native enable developers to use JavaScript along with native components.

The ability to maintain one codebase reduces overall development expenses.

However, cross-platform apps may not fully utilize all device features as effectively as native apps due to potential limitations. Performance can also vary depending on the complexity of the app and how well it is optimized for each platform. However, cross-platform development is an attractive option for businesses.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)

It is a blend of web and mobile app experiences. Such apps use modern web technologies to deliver an app-like experience directly through web browsers. PWAs are built using standard web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript but offer functionalities similar to native applications. Here are some of the features:

PWAs work offline or in low-network conditions through service workers that cache essential assets.

They load quickly and provide a responsive design that adapts to various screen sizes.

PWAs support features like push notifications and home screen installation for a more integrated feel.

However, they may have limitations in accessing some device functionalities compared to fully native applications. Despite these constraints, PWAs are increasingly popular due to their lower development costs and broader reach across different devices without needing separate codebases for each platform.

Hybrid Apps

The best part is that hybrid apps includes the elements of both web and native applications. They are built using web technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript but are wrapped in a native container that allows them to be distributed through app stores. Frameworks like Apache Cordova or Ionic enable developers to create hybrid apps that can run on multiple platforms while maintaining access to device features. The best part is that

Hybrid apps allow developers to use a single codebase across different platforms.

It also provides some level of access to native functionalities through plugins.

It reduces development time and costs compared to creating separate native applications.

Hybrid frameworks offer plugins that enable access to device features like GPS or camera.

However, hybrid apps may face performance issues since they rely on web views rather than direct interaction with the device's hardware. It often leads to slower load times and less fluid user experiences compared to fully native applications. Despite these challenges, hybrid apps are a viable option for businesses looking for a balance between cost-effectiveness and functionality.

Current Trends in Mobile App Development

Current trends in mobile app development are shaping the way businesses create and deploy applications. Here are some of the most significant trends:

Low-code/No-code Development

Low-code and no-code development platforms are revolutionizing the app development landscape. It is great for non-technical users to create applications without extensive coding knowledge. These platforms use visual interfaces, pre-built components, and drag-and-drop elements to build apps quickly. The global market for low-code/no-code platforms is projected to reach $187 billion by 2030. It shows the growing adoption across industries. However, many businesses rely on these tools to streamline development processes, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market. Gartner predicts that by 2026, low-code technologies will account for 75% of new application development. As a result, the rise of "citizen developers" within organizations is expected. It empowers employees from various departments to contribute to app creation.

On-Demand Apps

On-demand apps are gaining traction as consumers seek convenience and immediate access to services. These applications cater to specific needs, such as food delivery, ride-sharing, and home services. On-demand apps provide users with instant solutions at their fingertips. The on-demand economy has reshaped consumer behavior, leading businesses to invest in mobile apps that facilitate seamless interactions between service providers and customers. Features like real-time tracking, secure payment gateways, and user-friendly interfaces are essential for success in this space. As more industries recognize the potential of on-demand services, the demand for innovative mobile solutions is likely to grow.

Super-apps

Super-apps are multifunctional platforms that integrate various services into a single application. Such applications offer users a comprehensive experience without needing multiple apps. Originating in Asia with apps like WeChat, super-apps allow users to chat, shop, pay bills, and access various services all in one place. This trend is expanding globally as businesses aim to enhance user engagement and retention by providing a one-stop solution for everyday needs. The best part is that super-apps encourage customer loyalty and offer different services within one app. 

Rise of 5G Technology

The rollout of 5G technology is transforming mobile app development. It allows developers to create more advanced applications that require real-time data processing, such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences. With 5G's enhanced capabilities, mobile apps can deliver richer content and improved user experiences across various industries. It also includes gaming, healthcare, and education. As 5G networks become more widespread, developers will increasingly leverage this technology to push the boundaries of what mobile applications can achieve.

Internet of Things (IoT) App Integration

The integration of IoT technology into mobile apps is another significant trend in app development. As more devices become interconnected through the Internet of Things, mobile applications can control and monitor these devices seamlessly. IoT-enabled apps enhance user experiences by providing real-time data insights and automation. IoT plays a vital role in various sectors, such as smart homes, healthcare monitoring systems, and industrial automation. That is why the demand for IoT integration is expected to grow as businesses seek innovative ways to improve efficiency. 

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