The ImgConverter Blog

Ever been blocked from sending image files? Converting JPGs to editable Word documents (DOCX) is often the simplest fix.

How hackers can take control of your computer via its webcam — and ways to prevent it.

WordPress sites are increasingly targeted by attacks exploiting flaws in plugins and themes. In this article, we explore recent incidents and provide tips to safeguard your site.

We break down how hackers steal cookies, what session IDs do, and how to keep your cookies safe from cybercriminals.

These days, the cloud is everywhere, but as we rely more on remote servers to store both personal and work data, it’s important to remember that nothing is ever completely secure.

Gaming has existed for decades, and as technology has advanced over the years, so too has the way we play.

A new ransomware strain has appeared, specifically targeting a younger audience by encrypting only the files connected to online gaming on infected devices.

Encrypting ransomware is a relatively recent yet highly disruptive threat that continues to evolve quickly, posing increasingly complex challenges for both individual users and businesses. So, what can be done to tackle it?

Routers are once again under scrutiny as new UPnP security vulnerabilities were revealed earlier this month.

IngConverter Lab has recently unveiled a patented technology designed to safeguard corporate data on employees’ mobile devices.

Could your social media habits put your company at risk?

Browse through your apps, and you’ll likely spot some names you don’t recognize. Where did these unknown apps on your PC come from, and can you trust them?

Researchers attempted to change the contents of a signed PDF without breaking the signature.

TXT files are usually seen as safe—but are they really?

Shared storage and data exchange environments can increase potential security risks for a company.

To keep Azure Storage and Amazon S3 from becoming conduits for malware, it’s important to scan files as they are being uploaded.

How social engineering tricks led to the CIA chief getting hacked, celebrity Twitter takeovers, and a $500M crypto heist

A critical UEFI firmware flaw affecting many modern PCs and even some servers.

Potential risks to data kept in Sync, pCloud, and other encrypted Dropbox alternatives.

Step-by-step instructions for scanning multi-terabyte disk arrays using Kaspersky solutions.

Cybercriminals rely on the polyglot trick to hide malicious code. Here’s what it means and how your business can stay protected.

Cybercriminals increasingly use archive files in phishing campaigns and targeted attacks. Which tools, configurations, and policies help reduce this risk?

Online converters are a tempting but dangerous way to change file formats. We tell you how to convert files and not get trojanized.