DROP Organization

DROP Organization

Education

Durgapur, West Bengal 4,756 followers

DROP : Development & Research Organization Planning |  ISO Certified 9001:2015

About us

DROP Organization Is ISO Certified 9001:2015 DROP is Open Source Learning Platform to Improve Your knowledge in Cyber Security | Website Design | Website Penetration Testing | Video Editing | Type's Of Programming Learning We Provide Ethical Hacking Course With Hardcopy Certificate and Earning Opportunity Founder & CEO @ DROP Organization

Industry
Education
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Durgapur, West Bengal
Type
Self-Owned
Founded
2019
Specialties
Cyber Security Expert and Ethical hacking expert

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  • Fundamental Online Safety Guidelines In the age of digital connectivity, it is highly important to maintain strong cyber hygiene to protect personal and organizational data from cyber threats. Here are some fundamental online safety guidelines that you shall follow to sustain in this digital age: 1. Use Strong and Unique Passwords: Try to avoid common or weak passwords. Instead, create complex, unique passwords for each account, with a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols. You must consider using a password manager to retain and manage them securely. 2. Enable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): In addition to your password, using MFA adds an extra layer of security, which requires a second verification step, such as one-time code sent to your phone. 3. Keep Software Updated: Hackers take advantage of unpatched vulnerabilities to exploit them. Hence, make a practice to regularly update your operating system, antivirus, and applications before they are exploited by hackers. Also, enable automatic updates whenever possible. 4. Be Mindful of Online Phishing Scams: It is evident that phishing attacks remain a prevalent threat. Avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments from unknown or suspicious sources. Always verify the sender’s email address and try discovering any spelling or grammatical errors in the message. 5. Secure Your Wi-Fi Network: For your home or office Wi-Fi, use a strong encryption (WPA3) and avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks, or use a virtual private network (VPN) to protect your connection. 6. Practice Regular Data Backups: Frequently backing up the data ensures retrieving sensitive data in case you encounter any ransomware attacks or hardware failures. Try storing backups in a secured and most preferably in offline locations. 7. Prohibit sharing Personal Information: Be mindful whenever you share your information online. Cyber criminals take the privilege of gathering personal details from social media to design targeted attacks. 8. Stay Educated and Informed: Last but not least, stay updated on the latest cyber threats and educate yourself and others on the best practices. Always remember, awareness is a critical defense against cyber attacks. If you adopt these fundamental online safety guidelines, you can significantly reduce your vulnerability to cyber threats and safeguard your digital presence.

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  • A new attack campaign has targeted Chrome browser extensions, exposing over 600,000 users to data exposure and credential theft. The campaign targeted publishers of browser extensions on the Chrome Web Store via a phishing campaign, using their access permissions to insert malicious code into legitimate extensions. Cyberhaven, a cybersecurity firm, was the first to fall victim to the campaign. Cyberhaven disclosed that a threat actor compromised its browser extension and injected malicious code to communicate with an external command-and-control server, download additional configuration files, and exfiltrate user data. Additional extensions were also compromised and communicating with the same C&C server. Further investigation has uncovered more extensions, including Google Sheets, AI Assistant, AI Assistant, and more. These additional compromised extensions suggest that Cyberhaven was part of a wide-scale attack campaign targeting legitimate browser extensions.

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