A database firewall is a type of Web Application Firewall (WAF) that monitors all the database queries made to the database server and the responses from the server to detect and prevent unauthorized access or modification of the database. We already discussed what...
What is a database firewall? A database firewall is a type of Web Application Firewall (WAF) that monitors all database queries made to the database server and the responses from the server to detect and prevent unauthorized access to or modification of the database....
Attackers often install a rootkit to hide the intrusion and continue malicious activities in a stealthy manner. Rootkits are very difficult to detect and remove. A rootkit is a collection of programs that can give administrator-level access to a computer to the...
Attackers often install a rootkit to hide the intrusion and continue malicious activities stealthily. A rootkit is a collection of programs that can give attackers administrator-level access to a computer. The term “rootkit” is derived from the two words “root” and...
Configuring the firewall is the first step towards security. However, the firewall alone is not sufficient to protect us from cyber threats. If malware somehow manages to bypass or disable the firewall and infects a system, we should be able to stop it. An Intrusion...
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