Network Attacks mind maps
12 mind maps by 12 users
This GoConqr page gathers Network Attacks mind maps on topics from denial of service to sniffing and spoofing. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use them to explore attack types and related network terms. There are over 10 community-made maps across school, university and professional levels. Pick a topic and open a map to get started.
Mind maps
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17 nodesDenial of Service Attacks Attack Techniques · Attack Network
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53 nodesU2.2 Switches, ARP addressing · ARP · switches · ARP spoofing · MAC flooding attack
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20 nodesDoS Attacks Attack types · Attack amplifyers
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37 nodesPotential Threats Viruses · Malware · Rootkits · Phishing · Social Engineering · Poor Network Policy
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34 nodesNetwork Thingy Network attacks
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36 nodesnetwork threat Social engineering
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11 nodesNetwork Attack Malware · spyware · ddos · Brute Force Attack · Ransomware
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6 nodesip spoofing IP address spoofing i... · In an IP address spoo... · Packet filtering/avoi...
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44 nodesTypes of attacks Recoinassanse Attack · DoS Attacks · Access Attacks · VIRUS · Cisco SecureX archite...
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17 nodesDenial of Service Failure · Denial of Service
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5 nodesNetwork Security Passive attack - netw... · Brute Force Attack - ... · Active Attack
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21 nodesSniffing and Evasion Sniffing · Evasion
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These maps offer different ways into the unit. “Potential Threats” brings together topics including malware, phishing and brute force attacks. “DoS Attacks” lists types such as UDP floods and HTTP request floods, while “Sniffing and Evasion” covers sniffing types and vulnerable protocols.
Choose a route through the maps
Start with “Potential Threats” if you want to see several attack types in one place. For a narrower topic, open “DoS Attacks” and follow its branches through the different floods. You can then compare it with “Denial of Service”, which includes physical attacks and examples of failures.
As you read, try recalling the branches before looking back at the map. If individual terms need more attention, switch to flashcards on the unit page. When you want to check your understanding, try a quiz there. Choose a map and follow the branches that interest you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
“Potential Threats” is a useful starting point if you want to explore several topics together, including malware, phishing, brute force attacks and denial of service. If you already want to focus on denial of service, “DoS Attacks” offers a more specific set of attack types to look through.
What do the maps cover beyond denial of service?
The maps also cover topics such as phishing, social engineering, spoofing and sniffing. “Sniffing and Evasion” includes passive and active sniffing and vulnerable protocols. “Network Security” covers passive attacks and brute force attacks, giving you another route into the material on this page.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.