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Muhammad Raza

Muhammad Raza is a technology writer who specializes in cybersecurity, software development and machine learning and AI.  

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What is SQL Injection?

Injecting anything is rarely a good thing. When injection hijacks your SQL and interferes with your primary web systems, you’re in real trouble. Find out here.
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Audit Logging 101: Everything To Know About Audit Logs & Trails

Audit logs are tiny records that pack a lot of information — if you know how to use them. Learn the 4 key functions audit logs support. (Hint: one is security.)
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Cyber Forensics Explained: Reasons, Phases & Challenges of Cyber Forensics

Cyber forensics is being a detective, except you don't have to wear a trench coat! Get the details on cyber forensics and learn how you can solve cybercrimes.
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Log Aggregation: Everything You Need to Know for Aggregating Log Data

Aggregating log data shouldn’t be difficult! (Thanks, technology.) Learn why you need it & how to do it right — log data can inform all parts of your business.
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What Is Data Analytics? The 4 Analytics Types You Need To Know

Data analytics is a whole world of information that you can glean meaning from. See the 4 types of data analytics any business practice needs today.
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Introduction To Key Management

A crucial part of cryptography and cybersecurity, key management is how you share secret key knowledge that enables secure communications over the network.
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The Triple DES Intro: Triple Data Encryption Standard

Triple DES is an encryption standard that’s NIST-approved for use through 2030. Let’s see how it works and when you want — and don’t want — to use it.
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography: An Introduction

Let’s see how elliptic curve cryptography works, in this digestible, less academic look that still thoroughly explains this technical topic.
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Watering Hole Attacks, Explained

What happens when a vulnerability in vendor software (not your own) leads to a cyberattack? That’s a watering hole attack, and it’s what we’re exploring here.
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Honeypots Explained: Hitting Hackers Where It Hurts

Entice hackers to your system to gather cyberthreat intelligence. Get the latest on honeypot types and interactions and see why it isn’t all so sweet.
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Phishing Scams & Attacks: A Complete Guide

With 323,000+ victims worldwide, phishing is the most common cybersecurity threat in the digital sphere. Get the latest trends and stats on avoiding phishing.
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Edge AI Explained: How It Works, Features, Challenges & More

Edge AI is destined to play a starring role in overall AI adoption — but it will face the same adoption challenges as any other AI or technology.
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Advanced Encryption Standard & AES Rijndael Explained

Learn all about AES Rijndael, today's go-to algorithm that won a NIST competition for ensuring data confidentiality — and it does much more than that!
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What's a Firewall? The Complete Guide

Firewalls are a standard cybersecurity technology, but implementing them is challenging. Read all about the 7 types of firewalls systems here.
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Network Security Monitoring (NSM) Explained

Network security monitoring sounds like other security measures like intrusion detection. Find out why it's not — and what makes it so useful for IT today.
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What's Malware? The Ultimate Guide

Over half a million new malware strains circle the internet every day — yikes! everything you need to know about this alarming trend, including avoiding malware.
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How Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Work: One Part of Your Security Arsenal

Are Intrusion Detection Systems outdated? Are they enough? See how IDS detect unauthorized network intrusions, and understand their limitations, too.
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Cybercrime as a Service (CaaS) Explained

Perhaps unsurprisingly, cybercrime is now available for hire. Harnessing the ‘as a service’ model, find out how cybercrime can be enacted by practically anyone.