Is your website vulnerable to be attack by cybercriminals? Can you assure that your website visitors’ data is safe from being steal when they visiting your website? How secure it is your website to prevent these attacks from cybercriminals? It is getting important for website owner to protect their visitor data information nowadays from...
Breaking Down 5 Different Types of Malware that Every Small Business Should Know Modern malicious software — or malware for short — has reached unprecedented levels of sophistication, and as the attack landscape continues to evolve, new threats will undoubtedly emerge. Malware affecting websites poses a special danger to businesses. Malware attacks...
1) Include detailed information about your company When buying things online, the biggest concern of customers is whether it is a legit company behind the website, and how can they contact the company if they encounter problem. Thus, the best way to prove that you run a legitimate business is by including a detailed...
Back in July 2018, Google started to marks all websites that do not have an SSL certificate as “Not Secure” in Chrome version 68, which means when you visits a website that start with only HTTP but not HTTPS, you’ll be seeing a “Not Secure” notification beside the URL bar. As we all...
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Ever since Google marks all websites that do not have an SSL certificate as “Not Secure” in Chrome version 68 and other major browser planning to follow, SSL is no longer an optional but mandatory in the future. Basically, there are 3 types of SSL certificate on the market, which is Domain Validation (DV),...
We are visiting a bunch of websites every day, however, most of the people probably don’t pay much attention to the address bar and did not notice that there is two kind of starting of an URL, which is HTTP (http://) and HTTPS (https://). Even though you had noticed about it, but do you...