• Legal Document Management Software Showdown: Relativity vs. Intella

    Choosing the right legal document management software (LDMS) can significantly impact your firm’s efficiency and effectiveness in eDiscovery and investigations. Here’s a breakdown of two popular options, Relativity and Intella, to help you decide which one might be a better fit for your needs. Powerhouse Platform vs. User-Friendly Focus Feature Comparison: Here’s a table comparing…

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  • Fake WordPress security advisory pushes backdoor plugin

    A Phishing Frenzy: Fake WordPress Security Advisories and Backdoor Infiltration This article delves into a recent phishing campaign targeting WordPress users. The campaign utilizes deceptive emails claiming a fictitious vulnerability (CVE-2023-45124) to trick unsuspecting administrators into installing a malicious plugin. This plugin, disguised as a security patch, establishes a backdoor, granting attackers unauthorized access and…

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  • Is Your WordPress Website Infected? Expert Malware Removal Services to the Rescue!

    Your WordPress website is the heart of your online presence. It showcases your brand, connects you with customers, and drives valuable traffic. But what happens when this critical platform gets compromised by malware? Malware (malicious software) can wreak havoc on your website, causing anything from slow loading times and broken functionality to data breaches and…

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  • A Hacker’s Guide to Enumeration

    Enumeration is a vital step in hacking and penetration testing. This blog examines what enumeration entails and why it’s important for ethical hackers. What is Enumeration? Enumeration involves gathering detailed information about a target computer network and its users/devices prior to attempting exploitation. It is a form of passive reconnaissance. Key Goals of Enumeration: Map…

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  • RAID5 Data Recovery on Linux and Restoration on Synology NAS

    This guide covers the process of recovering data from a degraded or failed RAID5 array using Linux data recovery tools and restoring the recovered data on a Synology NAS storage system. Requirements Linux machine with mdadm, TestDisk, and ddrescue utilities installed Synology NAS on the same network as the Linux machine Enough disk space on…

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