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Security threats
DDoS
- Useless data packets are sent to the server to make the server to overload. Distributed Denial of Service attack
- Use pentesting to check for weakness on the server
Active attack
- An active attack is where someone attacks a network with malware or other planned attacks.
Scareware
- It tells the user their computer infected with loads of viruses and that they need to pay them for it be fixed.
Spyware
- Where someone is watching what you are doing through your computer
- To prevent having a spyware would be by downloading the latest Anti-spyware software
Viruses
Passive Attack
- is where someone monitors data travelling on a network and intercepts any snesitive information they find.
Worm
- They are like viruses but they self replicate without any user help.
Botnet
Insider attack
- An insider attack is where someone within a organisation exploits their network access to steal information.
Brute force attack
- Is a type of active attack used to going the information by cracking passwords through trail and error.
- To prevent this you can have strong passwords and you can limit the login attempts. Or you can use biometrics.
Ransomware
Trojan horse
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- Mind Map on Security threats, created by Benjamin Smith on 24/09/2019.
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