JP Mehta

Joined June 2023

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I am J P Mehta, Passionate about Cyber-Security and keenly follows the evolving landscape of Cyber Security. I translate my understanding into practice by educating users with the required security precautions they need to stay safe online.

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Quantum Computing Trends 2026
Introduction Quantum computing isn’t moving in one straight line. It’s evolving across security, cloud, AI, and talent at the same time. And in 2026, a few trends will separate the prepared from the surprised.
By JP Mehtaabout 14 hours ago in 01
How Does Ransomware-as-a-Service Work? Complete Guide.
Ransomware-as-a-Service is a model for cybercrime in which ransomware creators sell or license their software for use by accomplices, who usually launch ransomware attacks. Even with very little or no technical know-how, individuals can hence become active participants in a highly sophisticated ransomware attack.
By JP Mehta8 months ago in 01
Port 443 Explained: Why It’s Crucial for Secure Web Browsing
There is the highest risk around each nook and cranny, whether in eavesdropping, man-in-the-middle attacks, or phishing attacks. Since so many potential dangers exist, businesses and other organizations striving to avoid cybercrimes prioritize user protection online.
By JP Mehta8 months ago in 01
Resolve ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR on Chrome & Android in Minutes
Do you browse the web with Google Chrome? We appreciate that! Most people who use the Internet recommend its attractive user interface. When using the Google Chrome browser for viewing SSL-secure websites, you might often see the SSL privacy issue "ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR."
By JP Mehta8 months ago in Education
How Windows and Linux Are Embracing Post-Quantum Cryptography
Welcome to the Quantum Era, where even the strongest locks we use to protect our digital lives might soon be breakable. However, don't panic; Microsoft is already preparing for that future, and it has just rolled out a groundbreaking update for Windows Insiders and Linux users that could change the game for cybersecurity forever.
By JP Mehta8 months ago in Education
Recovering from a Cyber Attack: 3 Key Steps for a Swift Comeback
Cyber attacks are now a common thing in the modern world and are responsible for causing extensive harm to the various parties involved. Considering cyber threats, such as cyber attacks, data leaks, ransomware, and others, including Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, the outcome is quite severe, resulting in financial losses, loss of reputation, and violations of business operations.
By JP Mehta8 months ago in 01
A Guide to HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)
HTTP Public Key Pinning HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP) protect websites from man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks of a misissued certificate, while HPKP enables administrators to specify which cryptographic public keys are trusted for a particular domain.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01
128-bit vs 256-bit SSL Encryption: What's the Difference?
In this tech-dependent age, the most important and sensitive data are stored and available online. So, this data must be reliable and secure. And here comes SSL Encryption.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01
How Private PKI Differs from Public PKI: Use Cases and Features
Public CA Meaning A Public Certificate Authority (Public CA) is a trusted third-party organization that provides digital certificates to verify the identity of entities on the Internet. A digital certificate is also commonly referred to as an SSL/TLS certificate.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01
A Deep Dive Into Port 80: Key Facts and Insights
You must have heard the term port 80 if you browse the internet. Ever wondered what it is? Port 80 is an underlying infrastructure that brings searches to your screen, and most of the web traffic we rely upon daily depends on this Port. Everything that pops up on the World Wide Web is brought to the client by a Port.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01
Are You Prepared for the New 47 Day SSL/TLS Certificate Update?
TLS Certificates Validity Trend Remember when SSL certificates used to last three whole years? Then came the drop to one year. Painful, right? Well… brace yourself. By 2029, your SSL/TLS certificates will only last 47 days. Yes, just 47 days, and no, this isn't a drill, and now the certificate expires eight times faster.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01
New SSL-VPN Symlink Vulnerability Allows Stealthy FortiGate Breach
Fortinet, a prominent cybersecurity firm, has issued a critical advisory warning users of a newly discovered exploit that allows attackers to maintain unauthorized, read-only access to FortiGate devices, even after security patches have been applied. The vulnerability stems from a symbolic link (symlink) abuse within the SSL-VPN feature, enabling stealthy access and posing a major security risk.
By JP Mehta9 months ago in 01

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Quantum Computing Trends 2026

How Does Ransomware-as-a-Service Work? Complete Guide.

Port 443 Explained: Why It’s Crucial for Secure Web Browsing

Resolve ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR on Chrome & Android in Minutes

How Windows and Linux Are Embracing Post-Quantum Cryptography

Recovering from a Cyber Attack: 3 Key Steps for a Swift Comeback

A Guide to HTTP Public Key Pinning (HPKP)

128-bit vs 256-bit SSL Encryption: What's the Difference?

How Private PKI Differs from Public PKI: Use Cases and Features

A Deep Dive Into Port 80: Key Facts and Insights

Are You Prepared for the New 47 Day SSL/TLS Certificate Update?

New SSL-VPN Symlink Vulnerability Allows Stealthy FortiGate Breach

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