Meta’s new app called Threads was launched on the 6th of July 2023 by Mark Zuckerberg. The app is an extension of the Instagram app and everybody is excited to talk about it as it is compared with Twitter. However, the app gained 30 million downloads in its first 16 hours. Currently, the app is available for 100 countries including the United States, Australia, Canada, India and Japan.
In Part 1: What is a QR Code? Its Usage, Vulnerability, Advantages, and Comeback Story, we outlined the usage of QR code adoption across different industries, types of QR codes available, its advantages and how QR code comeback and changed the digital landscape extensively. It’s been a while since we posted the first blog post and it’s time for an update on QR code.
This article helps you understand what a QR code is, how it works, the different types of QR codes, the rise in its usage, the risks involved, the advantages and disadvantages, and whether it is safe.
The digital world has brought advancements in all sorts of life. The applications communicate with each other over the internet to deliver effective service. API is an application language that interacts with the application server to extract the client’s intended information and produce it readable. It is estimated that the global API market will reach about 13.7 billion US dollars by 2027. This user-friendly software makes the business organization widely adopt it to enhance their growth.
Forensic investigators must understand how to navigate challenges to successfully uncover digital evidence in the cloud. By following best practices and utilizing the latest tools and techniques, organizations can be better prepared to investigate cyber threats and mitigate risks.
According to recent research, 68% of computer applications use open-source software libraries without the knowledge of the company. Another study by Argon Security shows that the supply chain attacks have grown up to 300% in 2021 compared to 2020.
An Operating System (OS) is the software that acts as a bridge between the computer hardware and the applications being run on the computer. It is responsible for managing and controlling the computer’s resources such as memory, processors, and input/output devices. The OS provides a user-friendly interface for users to interact with the computer, making it easier for users to perform tasks like file management, launching applications, and configuring system settings.
The wide penetration of internet facilities has its imprint on almost all sectors, including the healthcare industry. With most people using smartphones, the demand for online applications is tremendously increasing. As a result, people are shifting towards tele-medication and treatment. However, every successful product has its drawback. Likewise, the popularity of healthcare applications has also captivated more security threats.
As the need for a new security strategy grows, we use cloud-native security platforms (CNSP). Cloud services like containers, serverless security, platform as a service (PaaS), and microservices are the building blocks of cloud-native architectures. Because these services are loosely coupled- that is, they are not hardwired to any infrastructure components developers can frequently make changes without harming other parts of the application or other team members’ projects.
