Credential stuffing as a hacking attempt of any kind in which the perpetrator uses credentials obtained from another data theft or data breach on another website or system to attempt to log in to another unrelated website or system.  “For example, a hacker may use a list of credentials obtained from a data breach of a major eCommerce website (let’s say, Amazon) and then use

In the present day, which is unthinkable without Internet usage, from emails, via social networks, cloud services, GPS, and mobile computing, both business, and business on the private plane, the question arises whether there is a possibility of privacy protection at all data on the internet. What are the ways to control what we make of personal information publicly to share with others and is