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Complete Guide to Using MVT (Mobile Verification Toolkit-IOS) – Step by Step
Published on 10-11-2025 Digital Forensics, Mobile Security Introduction In an era where mobile devices contain our most sensitive personal and professional data, ensuring their security is paramount. The Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT) is an open-source tool developed by Amnesty International’s Security Lab… Continue reading
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How to Perform a Cybersecurity Audit for Your Small Business: A Step-by-Step Checklist
Hi, All I write this blog to make a straight forward checklist for small business to perform audit on their environment, so that they have better idea of there cybersecurity posture. A cybersecurity audit is a critical step in identifying… Continue reading
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How to Retrieve a OneDrive File of a Deleted User After 30 Days and Before 6 Months
When a user is deleted in Microsoft 365, their OneDrive files remain accessible for 30 days. After this period, retrieving the data becomes more complex but is still possible up to six months after deletion. This guide will walk you… Continue reading
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Password Managers: Are They Really Secure?
In the chaotic world of digital existence, where remembering passwords can feel like trying to recall the name of that one guy you met at that one party last year, password managers swoop in as the heroes we never knew… Continue reading
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How to Catch Hackers on Your Phone: A Cybersecurity Guide Using Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT) for Forensic Analysis
If you’ve ever wondered whether someone (or something) is snooping around in your phone, you’re not alone. With the Mobile Verification Toolkit (MVT), you can finally play detective and see if your device has been compromised. Developed by Amnesty International’s… Continue reading
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Bypass Your Windows Login: A Step-by-Step Guide to Resetting Your Local User Password Using a USB!
If you find yourself locked out of your Windows account, don’t worry—there’s a reliable way to reset your password and regain access. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of using a Windows installation USB. Note: This method… Continue reading
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Google Chrome’s New Passkeys: Say Goodbye to Passwords!
Google Chrome is making online security easier and more convenient by introducing passkeys that work seamlessly across all your devices. This means you can now sign in to apps and websites using facial recognition, your fingerprint, or screen lock, eliminating… Continue reading
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Check Your MacBook, iMac, or Mac for Malware & Keyloggers
Welcome to Secybernet! Today, we’re diving into Objective-See, a suite of powerful security tools designed to protect macOS users. Whether you’re a cybersecurity enthusiast or just looking to secure your Mac, Objective-See has something for everyone. Let’s explore these tools… Continue reading
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