The Different Phases of a Cyberattack

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Cyber attacks come in many forms. But no matter if it’s a simple extraction of credit card details or a distributed denial-of-service attack, hackers usually stick to a process that can be followed easily enough if laid out. To successfully thwart cybercriminals, users and companies in the business of cybersecurity solutions need to understand what makes up a cyberattack. Generally, there are four phases in a typical cyberattack: Phase 1: Knowing the target Possibly the most crucial phase in any cyberattack, …

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The Future of Humanity Is in Robotics: Why We Should Love Automation and AI

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We have seen the slow rise of computers and robotics and how they have changed our lives. Technology has made machines work for us, entertain us, and even face dangers humans would not survive. So it is normal for many people to both fear and love robotics and automation. Many people think that the current speed and progression will soon have robots taking over our jobs and making humans obsolete. Some fear that artificial intelligence (AI) will take over human …

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Effective Baseball Drills to Practice at Home

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Because of the recent pandemic, people are forced to stay at home. As a baseball player, this may be a nightmare situation for you. Not only are your future games postponed, but you can’t head to the field or gym either to practice and work out. Fortunately, there are a lot of great routines that can help bring out your inner Randy Johnson or Babe Ruth from the comfort of your own home. Here are some of them. Don’t Forget …

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How Restaurants Are Dealing with the New Normal

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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are operating, especially for dine-in setups. Here are some ways restaurants are coping and changing their protocols in the hope of surviving the crisis and staying …

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How Restaurants Are Dealing with the New Normal

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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are operating, especially for dine-in setups. Here are some ways restaurants are coping and changing their protocols in the hope of surviving the crisis and staying …

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How Restaurants Are Dealing with the New Normal

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As lockdowns and quarantines are eased in many parts of the country and the world, businesses are hoping to bounce from the losses of recent months. But this also means adapting to new ways of delivering their service with the coronavirus remaining a health risk. The so-called new normal is evident in how restaurants are operating, especially for dine-in setups. Here are some ways restaurants are coping and changing their protocols in the hope of surviving the crisis and staying …

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A Parent’s Guide to Photographing Babies and Toddlers

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Parents are always proud to show off their children. Yes, there are moments when they seem to want to pull their hair out because handling kids can really be challenging. But deep down, they want to declare how much they love their children to everyone. This is why photo albums are a huge thing for families. At one point in your life, you have visited a friend or relative who showed you many pictures of them when they were younger. …

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Should Companies Check the Social Media Accounts of Applicants?

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Over the years, social media’s clout continues to expand and deepen. It even penetrates the workplace. In a CareerBuilder survey, over 65% of businesses use Facebook, Twitter, and other similar sites to screen applicants. That’s about 10 percentage points higher than in 2016. The question is, is it both legal and ethical? Wouldn’t it be better if these companies work with employee verification service providers instead? The Trend Called Social Recruiting With so many applicants and only a few positions …

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Keeping Customers Coming Back: What You Need to Do

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Many companies focus on getting new customers. That is a legitimate way to grow your business, but don’t forget the people that already bought from you. Existing customers are an untapped resource that you can use to your advantage. Convince them to come back and buy more from you and you can potentially gain a continual stream of revenue from them. The great thing about it is that it can be simple to do. Here are some of the things …

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Practical Tips for Maintaining Lawn Grass

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Large buildings or establishments have their share of wide and open spaces, and they have their own ways of using or managing those. One obvious thing they can do is to turn these into places where people can park their vehicles. There is work that needs to be done for that to happen, particularly in laying out the concrete. You need to make sure that it is a place that can be driven over without problems, so you need to …

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