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Heap Spraying

Heap Spraying is a well-known method employed by attackers to exploit memory corruption vulnerabilities in modern software programs and systems. The technique is primarily used for injecting shellcodes into arbitrary locations in...   Read More


Heap Corruption

Heap corruption is among the many errors that can compromise system security, with serious implications especially in the ever-evolving internet world where cybersecurity threats are continuously emerging. Understanding what heap...   Read More


Heuristic detection

Heuristic detection is a method employed by many computer security program solutions to identify threats and new variations of existing viruses which have not previously been spotted or catalogued in virus definition files. It...   Read More


Heap Spray

Heap Spray is a technique used in cybersecurity breaches, particularly in exploiting software vulnerabilities. This article will explain its underlying mechanism, its role in exploitation, prevention measures, and its connection...   Read More


Hash algorithms

Hash algorithms hold a paramount position as they allow security solutions to conduct operations that demand data integrity and authenticity...Hash algorithms, also known as hash functions, are special formulas designed to take...   Read More


Hiding data

Hiding data, also known as steganography, is a term associated with the practice of concealing information within other information. It is a rapidly developing aspect of cybersecurity and antivirus programs and seeks to ensnare...   Read More


Heuristic approaches

Heuristic approaches in the cybersecurity and antivirus industry are designed to perform proactive monitoring and threat detection on computer systems and networks. The phrase ‘heuristic’ is derived from the Greek word...   Read More


Heuristic scanning for new and unknown threats

In the constantly evolving world of cybersecurity, new and unknown threats are being developed at an alarming rate. These threats pose significant danger to the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of our data and...   Read More


Home Page Hijack

"Home Page Hijack" is a type of cyber threat prevalent in today's digital world. To understand how a home page hijack functions and what it essentially means, one has to start from the basics. A home page significantly is the...   Read More


Hoax antivirus

Hoax antivirus, also known as rogue security software or scareware, is a form of malicious software that deceives users into believing their system is compromised and encourages them to install fake antivirus software. The...   Read More


HTTPS Decryption

HTTPS decryption is a crucial concept in the field of cybersecurity and anti-virus systems, aimed to ensure secure data transactions over the network. To comprehend what HTTPS decryption entails, we must first understand its...   Read More


Hacker Attacks

Hacker attacks are an ongoing threat in the digital sphere, especially with the constant advancements in technology. The term refers to activities where hackers exploit vulnerabilities in digital systems or networks to gain...   Read More


Hacker toolkits

"Hacker toolkits" commonly refer to the collection of software tools widely used by hackers to exploit security vulnerabilities, gain unauthorized access, and potentially cause harm to computer systems and networks. These...   Read More


Handwritten Signature

A "Handwritten Signature" bears exceptional significance in both the physical and digital domains. In traditional terms, it refers to a person’s unique writing style scribbled on a document to identify themselves or approve the...   Read More


Heuristic scanning

Heuristic scanning is a method extensively employed in the realm of cybersecurity to detect, deter, and disarm threats arising from unfamiliar virus or malware codes. It features prominently in the functionality of antivirus...   Read More


HTTPS protocol

The HTTPS protocol, also known as the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, is a mechanism that allows a web browser or app to securely connect with a website. Both common language and technological language can refer to 'HTTP' as...   Read More


Heap buffer overflow

Heap Buffer Overflow is a critical cybersecurity vulnerability that exists in several software applications, hardware systems, or firmware components. It is a type of buffer overflow flaw where the execution occurs in the heap...   Read More


Handshake Protocol

The Handshake Protocol is an integral part of internet communications, playing a critical role in establishing a connection between two computers or a client and a server over a network in a safe, secure manner. The concept lies...   Read More


Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, commonly known as HTTPS, forms a fundamental part of cybersecurity. It is an internet communication protocol that protects the confidentiality and integrity of information exchanged between the...   Read More


HTTP Strict Transport Security

HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) is an important security feature through which websites can protect their users from a variety of threats such as man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks, cookie hijacking, and protocol downgrade...   Read More


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