Tag: opensource
The Importance of Security Testing for Web and Mobile Apps
We live in the Smart Age today, with many of our daily activities being done for us by numerous ‘intelligent’ devices. This covers everything...
The Best Open Source Automated Penetration Testing Tools
Nowadays, there is considerable amount of confusion among industry professionals and researchers regarding the significant differences between vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, as the...
Tools to Ensure the Security of Web Applications
Web applications have the potential to reach a wider spectrum of users in comparison to desktop apps, and hence have become a popular platform...
ClamAV: Use this Open Source Software to Protect your Operating System
ClamAV is an actively maintained and highly secure open source antivirus software. It is extremely lightweight, which makes it ideal for any device. It...
The Way Kubernetes Works
Developers and administrators in the current IT-transformed world are well aware that container orchestration plays a vital role in day-to-day deployment or management scenarios....
The Importance of Penetration Testing
Penetration testing is an established technology for discovering vulnerabilities, threats and risks, as well as offering solutions to malware attacks on Web applications by...
SPA JS: Building Cross-Platform SPAs with Less Code
SPA JS is a single page application that is simplified and developed using JavaScript. It is used to create a cross-platform application using which...
A Cyber Security Perspective on Quantum Computing
Along with the immense promise of quantum computing come the enhanced security threats too. This has opened up a whole new field known as...
A Starter Guide to Building Progressive Web Apps
As the title suggests, this is a primer on building PWAs. The article starts with the basics and takes the reader through various aspects...
eXpOS: An Experimental Operating System from India
An operating system is also a program that includes over millions of lines of source code. A cursory glance over the Internet tells us...
