CNAME Vs A Record

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CNAME Vs A record : this comparison elaborates on how each of the DNS records are used and explains key differences.

What is a Zero-Day Exploit, and Why is It Dangerous?

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In a Zero day exploit hackers exploit vulnerabilities in the wild before it’s known to the creators or the public.

What is Data Masking, and When Can You Use It?

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Data masking is a process of masking sensitive data by replacing it with non-sensitive or pseudo data.

5 Tips to Prevent SQL Injection Attacks

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SQL injection is a code injection attack on data-driven applications in which malicious SQL statements are inserted into an entry field for execution.

What is a Secured Network?

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A Secured network enables you to encrypt the communication channels between devices.

Common Types of DNS Queries, Servers and Records Explained

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There are many different types of DNS servers, including: Caching-only, Authoritative, Recursive, Forwarding - all which serve specific purposes for domain owners.

CNAME Vs A Record

What is a Zero-Day Exploit, and Why is It Dangerous?

What is Data Masking, and When Can You Use It?

5 Tips to Prevent SQL Injection Attacks

What is a Secured Network?

Common Types of DNS Queries, Servers and Records Explained

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