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Network security threats
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Network security threats
phishing
- Someone who claims to be someone with greater privoleges so that they can steal your private infomation.
Spyware
- Software what allows the user to see information on someone else's computer and transfer it to the drive.
Active attack
- Is a network exploit used by hackers to gain greater privileges so that they can make changes to to data.
Viruses,worm and Trojan
- Viruses attach to files so the user can spread them as for worm self-replicate without any help.Trojan are malware disguised as legitimate software but unlike worm and virus it doesn't replicate.
Brute force attack
- Is a trial an error method to get a users password to do this method a software is used to generate a large amount of guesses as to a value of desired data.
Insider attack
- Is someone with an organisation which exploits their network access to steal information.
Scareware
- A maliciouse program which tricks users into downloading dangerous software.
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- Mind Map on Network security threats, created by Luke Hashem on 25/09/2017.
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