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This article aims at addressing the age-old question: What happens after you type a URL into a web browser? The use case entails the background details of typing "google" in the address bar. Before we begin, it is ideal to note that ignoring the website's downtime, the average load time of any webpage is less than 2.9 seconds, leaving each of the processes highlighted below occurring in nanoseconds or less. [ 3,143 more words ] https://itblogr.com/what-happens-after-you-type-an-url-int/

List of data breaches and cyber attacks in October 2019 421 million records breached In a month where security experts across Europe were boosting awareness of cyber security, organisations had mixed results in their own data protection practices. On the one hand, the 421,103,896 data records that were confirmed to have been breached in October represents about 50% of the monthly average. [ 1,270 more word ] https://itblogr.com/data-breaches-attacks-in-oct-2019-421-/

Thanks to a whopping data breach from an unknown server exposing 419 million data records, our monthly total comes to 531,596,111 breached records. This brings the total amount of breached records for the year so far to 10,331,579,614. September may have had fewer incidents than August at only 75, but overall there was a massive 363% increase on records breached. [ 872 more words ] https://itblogr.com/list-of-data-breaches-in-september-201/

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At first glance, August has been a quiet month for data breaches, with a total of 114,686,290 breached records. That’s about 10 percent of the monthly average coming into the month. But that figure comes from 95 incidents in total, which is the highest number of breaches we’ve had all year. Let’s take a look at those breaches in full in our slightly tweaked monthly list. [ 1,131 more word ] https://itblogr.com/list-of-data-breaches-in-august-2019-1/

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