Appin Technology Lab, Kerala Region

21/08/2021

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15/08/2021

04/07/2021

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10226705342116619&id=1140906456

Appin Technology Lab wins Cyberdome Ethical Hacking Award 2016

TechnoparkToday.com>> Appin Technology Lab, an IT company and IT Security & Ethical Hacking Training academy won the Ethical Hacking award in the contest conducted during Hacking Parade 2016 by Kerala Police Cyberdome. The Parade was held on 2nd July 2016 in Park Centre, Technopark, Trivandrum...

Read More : http://www.technoparktoday.com/appin-technology-lab-wins-cyberdome-ethical-hacking-award-2016/

09/06/2021

🔴Ethical Hacking Workshop

"There's always light at the end of a tunnel"

Learn how to display your hacking skills to build security and be a complete white hat hacker.

Speaker: Mr. Subash Babu

[ Current Kerala State Head of National Cyber Defence Research Centre and former Deputy Commander of Kerala Police Cyberdome ]

will join us, along with his team, for a workshop on the "importance of cyber security in today's age"

Focus of attention: social media, search engines, passwords, cyber-crimes, hacking, types of hackers, DOS, DDOS, spamming, keylogger, spoofing, phishing, sniffing, website pen testing, dark web, Tor, android hacking.

For Enquiries, Contact
Varun Vinay : +91 8792878758

For Registration, Visit https://teranis.cselbscek.in/?event=ethical

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15/04/2021

https://cybersecuritynews.com/critical-whatsapp-flaw/

CENSUS identified two vulnerabilities in the popular WhatsApp messenger app for Android. The first of these was independently.

08/04/2021

https://cyware.com/news/cybercriminals-crack-cheat-codes-and-gaming-mods-to-serve-trojans-1b97d494

The methodology of the attack involved adding cryptors to cheat codes, cheat engines, and mods that made it challenging for security teams to analyze the attack. Learn more!

14/12/2020

Tesla has always prided itself on its so-called over-the-air updates, pushing out new code automatically to fix bugs and add features. But one security researcher has shown how vulnerabilities in the Tesla Model X's keyless entry system allow a different sort of update: A hacker could rewrite the fi...