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Celebrating Ramadan
A sumptuous Iftar treat for employees
Ramadan is the month of fasting, prayers, reflection, and community observed by Muslims around the world. Fasting is one of the main rituals during Ramadan, consumption of food and drink during the day and between sunrise and sunset is generally prohibited during this time.Traditionally, people who fast during Ramadan break their fast at sunset with 3 dates followed by a delicious platter of food.
At PromptTech, we respect the beliefs of our employees and encourage the practice of secularism within our organisation. The PromptTech Dubai office hosted a lavish iftar party for all workers as a way of extending our best wishes for Ramadan. Also, a small iftar treat was distributed among employees at our Global Delivery Hub in Technopark, Trivandrum. The entire office relished the treat and exchanged warm Ramadan wishes with each other.
A Joyous Welcome To Spring
The fun filled Vishu celebration
The spring festival of Vishu brings with it hope for a prosperous new beginning. It is widely celebrated by Hindus of Kerala with grand festivities and delicious servings. The two most important traditions of Vishu are the Vishukani and the Vishu Sadhya/banquet. Vishukani refers to the ritualistic offerings for the upcoming year, the sight of which is believed to bring prosperity and abundance in the coming year. Vishu Sadhya is a traditional lunch served on a banana leaf.
PromptTech’s Indian office organised a fun day for its employees on this auspicious day. Both men and women were requested to arrive at work in the traditional Kerala attire. In the evening, nostalgic fun activities were organised that reminded the crowd of their childhood. The games ranged from lemon and spoon race to a three-legged race. The power-packed, energetic event thus came to an end, and kind wishes from coworkers filled the hearts of each employee.
Cybersecurity In Threat
Beware of typosquatting
Typos, misspellings, or misinterpretations of a well-known domain name allow for the practice of typosquatting. Users risk unintentionally landing on a website created by cybercriminals if they type a domain name incorrectly and fail to recognise it. The typos can be as minimal as using a capital letter in the URL address such as Amazon.com instead of amazon.com or Facebook.com instead of facebook.com. The other forms can be a misspelt site such as Dictionery.com instead of dictionary.com. These are only a few examples of typosquatting practices used by hackers.
The earliest reported typosquatting incident was in 2006 when Goggle.com was commonly regarded as a phishing/fraud site targeting the attack on Google. The purposes for the cybercrime may vary. Some hackers use it to earn money through advertisement or sell the typosquatting domain at high prices, trap victims into phishing scams, use false site to distribute malware etc.The simplest method to safeguard yourself and your company from the dangers of typosquatting as an internet user is to be cautious while inputting a domain name. Additionally, you ought to exercise caution if you notice any odd alterations to a website’s appearance, redirects, automatic downloads, or any other suspicious activity.
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