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Network Security Threats
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Network Security Threats
DDoS
Active Attack
- A active attack is someone who attacks the network with malware
Scareware
- malicious programs made to try scare users into downloading software
Spyware
- software that enable a attacker to obtain covert information from the user
Viruses
- attach to certain files. Users spread them by copying infected files and activate them by opening infected files
Passive Attack
Insider Attack
Worm
- worms are like viruses but they self-replicate without any user help, meaning they can spread very quickly. they exploit weaknesses in netwokr security
Botnet
Brute Force Attack
- A Brute Force Attack is when a attacker enters many passwords aiming to guess your password
- A Brute Force Attack is when a attacker enters many passwords aiming to guess your password
Ransomware
- encrypts all the files on a computer. The user receives a message demanding a large sum of money be paid in exchange for a decryption key
Trojan Horse
- are malware disguised as legitimate software. unlike viruses and worms, trojans dont replicate themselves - users intstall them not realising they have a hidden purpose.
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- Mind Map on Network Security Threats, created by Lewis Harper on 14/09/2018.
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