Online business is the new trend in this era’s market. Having a website is just like owning a shop and getting a platform to showcase your business and fetch customers, increasing your sales and generate significant revenue. But every business faces some challenges, which if dealt in the right manner can make your way smooth as silk.
You’re not unaware of the dangers in the cyber world, but surely you need a reference guide of the signs to look for and determine if you’ve been attacked or hacked. You’d also want to know how to respond immediately to avoid any loss of your business. So here is the perfect article to guide you about the signs of cyber-attack that may happen to your website, and what should be your quick response action to nip the attack in the bud itself.
The dawn of the digital era has given rise to technological innovations in transactions done on a daily basis marking the digital transformation journey of common people.
However, these digital transactions have increased the probability of security breaches incurring a huge monetary loss.
You never know your website might be the next target!
The hacker may be spying on you!
Katadata.co.id - As many as 7.5 million data users of Adobe Creative Cloud reportedly leaked by security researchers in the Security Discovery Bob Diachenko and journalist CompariTech Paul Bischoff on October 19, ago.
On the second day of that person's report, the security team Adobe mengatakam that they have done a back up server on the same day.
Diachenko assumes that the base data that can be accessed for about a week.
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Adobe also responded to the incident on the blog security.
"Last weekend, we are aware of the security vulnerabilities associated work in one of the neighborhoods of our prototype, which we fix immediately," said Adobe, as quoted from en24.news, Tuesday (29/10).
