Before getting into the very in-depth of every concept, it is recommended to clear the concepts and terminologies related to cybersecurity and cybercrime. Each of the terms has individual meaning and is used in different scenarios in this security field.
Twenty-five years ago, cybersecurity was not a conventional word in the vocabulary of IT. But it is now. In this chapter, you will get to know about the history of cybersecurity and how it came into existence.
Cybersecurity is all about reducing threats when people are in the process of dealing with technology. It encompasses the full range of protection against any online risk or vulnerability, which comprises information security assurance and cyber law enforcement.
Database security is the technique that protects and secures the database against intentional or accidental threats.
Explore CPU scheduling algorithms in operating systems with this informative tutorial. Learn about First-Come, First-Served, Shortest-Job-First, Priority Scheduling, Round-Robin, and Multilevel Queue Scheduling and their impact on process efficiency.
Comments are those lines within a program or script that the compiler or interpreter does not read when they compile or interpret any source code. In this chapter, you will learn about two different types of comments that the JavaScript programmer allows to use.
Before using JavaScript, it is good to know its nature, history, and limitations. This chapter contains complete information about the history of JavaScript.
"Darknet" or "Dark Net" is a lamination of a specific type of network which can only be retrieved by particular software, techniques, authorization, or configurations. It is often accessed using non-standard protocols and ports.
A botnet is a short form of 'robot network'. The term 'bot' is used when we have to define some automated tasks performed without user intervention. But as this term is used concerning hacking to describe a new breed of malicious threats, we will learn about it with every detail.
Rootkits are a collection of tools or sets of applications that allow the administrator-level access to a computer or a network. These rootkits are fed into the host computer by a cracker (malicious hacker) either by exploiting a known vulnerability of the system or cracking the password.
A computer virus is a program or a piece of code that is specifically designed to spread from computer systems to another computer and interfere with computer operation without the victim's knowledge.