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Is it possible to prevent tech scammers from editing bank webpages?

There are some golden rules in Information Security that say that: If an attacker has physical access to your device, it's no longer your device. If an attacker has administrative access to your ...
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Is it possible to prevent tech scammers from editing bank webpages?

The only way you could detect the DOM change is client side. Since it’s client side, attackers could simply delete that check. So yes, it could add a tiny hurdle to the least capable of attackers; ...
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How to measure the impact of a website speed optimization

There is no magic solution. You pick a metric and a corresponding measurement approach. You gather baseline metrics. You implement the optimization. You gather updated metrics. You compare the ...
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Secure communication between browser extension and server on uncontrolled LAN

This situation is pretty much what public key cryptography is intended for. Have a look at GPG encryption documentation for guidance, but you can use the SSL public key encryption libraries to do ...
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Is it possible to prevent tech scammers from editing bank webpages?

If you have seen videos of this being done, you will realise how crude the attack is. The attacker literally types in values in real time while talking to the victim. So I although, yes they could ...
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