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Bloatware is software that makes your system slow down. It might relate to apps that are installed but not utilised, but use a lot of disc space, memory, and battery power. Furthermore, these underutilised bits of software might be rather large, making them more of a liability than a useful utility.Bloatware normally blends into the backdrop, it's not always as easy to spot as we'd want. That does not imply that bloatware is malicious software. However, some bloatware acquired from unscrupulous sources or mistakenly installed with third-party applications may include viruses.Feature creep (excessive addition of new features in a product) ... Read More
IoT is a system of interrelated, internet-connected objects which are able to collect and transfer data over a wireless network without human intervention. The examples of IoT are driverless cars or drones.RequirementsThe requirement that an IoT operating system (OS) should satisfy are given below −The Operating System specifically for IOT Purpose should be portable that means it can be easily ported to different hardware platforms.It should support connectivity with different protocols like Ethernets, Wi-Fi and BLE.Operating systems should have low memory, power should be minimal consumed and overhead due to the OS should be low.OS scalability should be there so ... Read More
Let us understand the concepts of Box and SugarSync before learning the differences between them.BoxBox is the Secure Content Cloud, easy-to-use platform that is built for the entire content lifecycle, from starting of file creation and sharing, to co-editing, signature, classification, and retention. We can work securely from anywhere.It was launched in the year 2005 by Box Inc. This company is mainly focus on cloud content management and file sharing service for businesses. It can be supported in windows, macOS, and several mobile platformsFeaturesThe features of Box are as follows −It is a secure collaboration on any deviceBox is trusted all leading organizations ... Read More
Let us understand the concepts of Jumpshare and SecureSafe before learning the differences between them.JumpshareJumpshare was developed by Jumpshare Inc in the year 2012. It is a visual communication platform. By Using Jumpshare we can share our work and ideas instantly using shareable links. It combines the features like file sharing, screenshot capture, and video recording all in a single platform. It is available in MacOS, iOS, and Microsoft windows.Jumpshare offers free accounts with limited storage, and paid subscriptions with expanded storage and sharing options.FeaturesThe features of Jumpshare are as follows −Share the work visually in seconds.Delivering the work at ... Read More
The notion of an attack employing various sophisticated strategies meant to steal the company's vital information keeps corporate cybersecurity professionals awake at night. An Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) uses continuous, covert, and sophisticated hacking tactics to obtain access to a system and stay inside for an extended time, with potentially catastrophic effects, as the term implies.Advanced Persistent ThreatAn Advanced Persistent Threat is a cyberattack carried out by a hacker who has the resources, organization, and motive to carry out a long-term attack on a target.APT uses stealth and various attack methods to compromise the target, typically a high-value corporate or ... Read More
Let us understand the concepts of iCloud and SecureSafe before learning the differences between them.iCloudiCloud is one of the cloud storage and provides cloud computing services, it was launched in the year 2011 by Apple Inc. It enables users to store data like documents, photos, and music on remote servers. It also provides wireless backup iOS devices directly to iCloud instead of manual backups.We can store all type files in iCloud Drive, if they are less than 50GB in size. Generally if we sign up for iCloud we get 5GB free storage for Backup’s, Mail and iCloud Drive. If we ... Read More
Initially, networks were created to construct internal portions segregated from the outside world by a set border. The internal network was deemed reliable, whereas the exterior network was hostile. Even though much has changed since the design's creation, most networking professionals still use this as their base.The fixed perimeter is frequently composed of several networks and security appliances, resulting in a service chained stack and appliance sprawl. A user must pass requirements to access the internal LAN can vary. The stack would make up global load balancers, external firewalls, DDoS appliances, VPN concentrators, internal firewalls, and LAN segments.What is a ... Read More
A replay attack is a type of network assault in which an attacker discovers and fraudulently delays or repeats a data transaction. The sender or a hostile actor intercepts the data and retransmits it, causing the data transfer to be delayed or repeated. In other terms, a replay attack is a security protocol attack that uses replays of data transmission from a different sender into the intended receiving system to deceive the participants into believing the data communication was successful. Attackers can use replay assaults to gain access to a network, obtain information that would otherwise be unavailable, or execute ... Read More
The actual equipment and components that make up a VPN connection are referred to as VPN hardware. VPN hardware is a wide word that refers to a collection of computational and networking components that work together to create, host, and deliver VPN services and operations. End-to-end VPN services are often delivered using a combination of VPN hardware and VPN software technologies.Hardware for VPNs is often separated into two categories −VPN server, client (PC), mobile, and portable devices are examples of computing hardware.VPN switch, router, firewall (hardware), network card, cable, and wireless devices are examples of networking gear.VPN hardware differs from ... Read More
A digital footprint is a unique data trail of a user's digital media activities, actions, conversations, or transactions. This data trail may be found on the Internet, computers, mobile devices, and other mediums. A user's activities and gadgets can be tracked via a digital footprint. A person can leave a digital footprint actively or passively, but once shared, a digital footprint is nearly permanent.Users of technology are regularly engaged in digital activities, either actively or passively. However, no matter what they do, a data trail is always left behind that indicates the users' activity. Those activities can be traced back ... Read More