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Microsoft Vulnerabilities 2025: 159 Flaws Fixed in Record Update

Microsoft: 159 Vulnerabilities Fixed in 2025 Microsoft has released a record-breaking security update in January 2025, addressing 159 vulnerabilities, including 8 actively exploited zero-days. These critical flaws affect major products such as Windows, Office, and Hyper-V, exposing systems to remote code execution, privilege escalation, and denial-of-service attacks. This update underscores the growing complexity of cyber […]

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Time Spent on Authentication: Detailed and Analytical Overview

Study Overview: Objectives and Scope Understanding the cost of authentication time is crucial to improving productivity and adopting advanced authentication solutions. This study examines the time spent on authentication across various methods, highlighting productivity impacts and exploring advanced tools such as PassCypher NFC HSM or PassCypher HSM PGP for secure and efficient login processes. It […]

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How to Defending Against Keyloggers: A Complete Guide

What is a keylogger? Successfully Defending Against Keyloggers involves understanding that they are software or hardware tools specifically designed to track and record keystrokes, usually without the user’s knowledge. They are used in both legitimate (e.g., parental controls) and malicious (e.g., spying and password theft) contexts. History of Keyloggers Keyloggers started as simple hardware devices […]