In the most general sense, a brute force attack is computer-assisted guessing. It aims to find out some secret combination of characters, like an encryption key...
Nowadays, the Incognito Mode is arguably an essential part of every modern Internet browser. But it was only around ten years ago that software developers followed...
In simplest terms, a MAC address is a 12-digit string typically written in six hexadecimal pairings separated by a colon or a hyphen, for the purpose...
A DNS leak is a type of VPN defect that reveals one’s Domain Name System requests to their Internet service provider, i.e., the latter’s DNS servers....
CDN is a category of specialized server systems designed to facilitate data sharing over the Internet. For many intents and purposes, CDNs serve as the master...
Every device connected to the World Wide Web has a unique Internet Protocol address, which is a publicly declared string of numbers network participants use to...
In a broad sense, a distributed denial of service (DDoS) is a cyber attack that leverages a botnet consisting of many different devices in order to...
Setting up a Cisco ASA NAT 5516-X as a virtual private network in a demilitarized zone shouldn’t be much more difficult than configuring any other provisionally...
Web Real-Time Communication is an open-source platform devised to facilitate instantaneous data exchanges between Internet browsers and mobile apps. To that end, WebRTC freely offers many...
HTTPS, short for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, is a digital communication protocol that defaults to port 443 and nowadays sets the bar for minimum acceptable data...
A remote access point is a type of virtual private network used for connecting physically isolated clients or client networks to a larger, central system whenever...
When you use a virtual private network to obfuscate your web communications, your Internet service provider is the first party that could feasibly pick up on...
