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If you’re an active antivirus user, then you’ve come across the “IDP.Generic” definition once or twice. It’s widely used by modern-day security suites and indicates that the (potentially) malicious code was detected/blocked by the Identity Protection module.  In this post, we’ll talk about this threat’s definition in more detail and share a practical guide on
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1337x.to torrent index website is a source that is available today and provides magnet links. Many people use it to download files and content. Still, it provides significant threats for users due to redirections to suspicious websites and potential malware installation. We designed a guide on how to fix the issues if you happened to
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CryptoLocker is a notorious malware that poses severe threats to companies that specialize in data processing. Its first attack was recorded in September of 2013. The target of the attack was computers using Windows operating systems. According to records, the attacks did not occur up until the end of May in 2014. From this period,
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A free online virus scan sounds rather appealing. First of all, it means that you don’t have to download anything to check files for viruses. Besides, it is totally free – and that’s the best part. However, we all know that free stuff is rarely high-quality. That’s why naturally, the question “Can I trust it?”
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Out there online, there are many places to watch content. Some of them treat their users as customers, so you will have to pay for their services or at least get authorized at the site. Other ones may treat you more like a good to sell: the primary purpose of their existence is not giving
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Computers, phones, tablets, and even homes – they’re all connected to the Internet these days. It takes less than a second to go online and become a part of the global network. The World Wide Web (AKA the WWW) was created 30 years ago – in 1989, and currently, it “holds” 2+ billion websites. Now,
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We use multiple online services every day, and using the same password for all of them is a terrible idea. If someone receives your password from one platform, they will be able to access your accounts on all others. If you use a unique, strong, and complex password for each of your online accounts, you
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To put it in simple words, spoofing is when a cybercriminal tricks the user into believing that he/she is communicating with a trusted source. Spoofing is mostly used to obtain personal data, re-direct traffic, and even infect the victim’s device with malware. Hackers spread malicious files through attachments and links. It’s not rare for them
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Our cultural life moves into virtual space, as well as many business operations. We no longer go to the bank, but go to the bank’s website or app on a mobile phone. We do not go to the store, but order goods on the local websites or abroad. One unreliable password can cause many problems.
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