SecurityTrails Blog
What Are Certificate Transparency Logs?
SecurityTrails has introduced to you our new Feeds page, SurfaceBrowser™, and the option of getting certificate transparency logs, all of them in unified format so you’re able to extract any information needed. And while Google has announced they’ll be requiring Certificate Transparency for all newly-issued publicly trusted certificates, highlighting transparency and accountability through Certificate Authorities, there are still people who don’t get the importance of Certificate Transparency logs and the value of the information within them.
Is Blockchain Secure?
We know how vulnerable we are on the Internet — from the very day it was created, attackers have been trying to compromise the safety of its users and the confidentiality of their data.
Top 15 Nmap Commands to Scan Remote Hosts
Nmap is one of the most popular network mappers in the infosec world. It’s utilized by cybersecurity professionals and newbies alike to audit and discover local and remote open ports, as well as hosts and network information.
Top 10 Common Network Security Threats Explained
The old childhood warning “Stranger danger!” has withstood the test of time even in our modern, developed world. Now that most of our daily procedures and activities are automatized and available for use on the Internet, we need to take the same level of precaution we did as children, crossing to the other side of the street whenever we saw a suspicious stranger. This precaution is needed even more after seeing some critical statistics surface, claiming that nearly one-third of the world’s computers are infected with some type of malware.
Is WordPress Secure?
WordPress is one of the most high-profile open source CMS's in use today. Being that 60% of all CMS websites use Wordpress, and 31% of all websites on the Internet use it, it's safe to say that it's a frequent target of security exploits.