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Nov 09 2016

Mobile Web Development

World Wide Web 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
As the prominence of technology continues, the advent of mobile technology will continue to grow and expand as well. For many developers, this means learning and understand mobile development intimately and being capable of not only identifying the differences between mobile web development and normal web development; but also knowing and understanding why these differences exist.

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Nov 07 2016

What is HyperText Markup Language (HTML)?

World Wide Web 0 Last Modified on 2021-01-05
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is the standard markup language used for creating web pages and web applications. Alongside Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and JavaScript (JS), it forms the triad of the World Wide Web (WWW). A web browser would typically receive HTML documents from either a web server or local storage. These documents are then rendered into multimedia web pages by the browser for viewing by a user and as such; one can say that these documents basically make up the structure of a web page semantically and originally, cues for the appearance of the document.

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Oct 27 2016

Why you should consider Using VPN to hide your Identity

Virtual Private Network 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
Did you know that hackers, governments, snoopers or attackers can identify you through the IP address you use? By default, the IP address you use is public and interested parties or snoopers can intercept your information very easily. The good news is that you can always count on VPN to hide your identity on the Internet or access content that is geographically blocked in your location known as Internet Censorship.

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Oct 24 2016

Why Use a VPN on a Public Wi-Fi Network?

Virtual Private Network 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
Unsecured public Wi-Fi is everywhere; most restaurants, airports, malls, and coffee shops offer your device a free connection while you shop, travel, or drink copious quantities of caffeine to power your day. Sometimes, public Wi-Fi networks are a user's only option, despite the risky nature of its "unsecure" status. But connecting your laptop or smartphone on public Wi-Fi can be problematic for many reasons, which typically fall under one of two categories: Security and Access.

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Oct 22 2016

What is TLS/SSL?

Cybersecurity 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) are two cryptographic protocols used for providing secure communication over a network. The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) prohibited the use of SSL which led the way for TLS to succeed it. The protocols have several variations and iterations used in web browsing, email, Internet faxing, instant messaging, and voice over IP (VoIP). Websites, in particular, are known for using TLS for securing communications between their servers and web browsers. This is accomplished by TLS providing privacy and integrity to data between two communicating nodes on a network.

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Oct 19 2016

Identity Theft

Privacy 1 Last Modified on 2021-02-18
Identity theft has become a common problem across the globe. Fraudsters employ newer sophisticated techniques to steal a victim's identity.

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Oct 11 2016

What is World Wide Web?

World Wide Web 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
World Wide Web, also commonly referred to as www is a term we frequently hear about. Though this has become an integral part of our lives, many still feel it is same as the Internet. However, Internet and World Wide Web are closely linked and are two different entities. Internet refers to a global network of computers interconnected in a specific way. The World Wide Web or www is a collection of web resources and pages found over this network. To access the world wide web, a web browser is needed.

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Aug 08 2016

What is DDoS and how to mitigate it?

Distributed Denial of Service 0 Last Modified on 2018-11-18
A denial of service (DoS) attack is an explicit attempt made by an attacker to make victim's Internet resources unavailable to its intended audiences. The DoS attack is usually carried out by one machine connected to the Internet by exploiting known UDP and TCP vulnerabilities.

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