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System Software and Security

Network Threats

Shoulder Surfing

Phishing

Brute Force Attacks

DoS attacks

Data Interception and Theft

SQL injection

Poor network policy

Malware

Social engineering

Is the art of manipulating or conning

Usually to get Login IDs and passwords

An email that tricks you to give away personal information

You get what looks like a legit email from a company such as TSB

This email urges you to visit a fake website where you put in your info

That info is then recorded and passed onto the phishers

A successful phishing

campaign gets around a 5% respond rate

A typical Phishing email is this.

Watch out for the following:

Greeting: The phishers do not know your name. so the greeting isn't personal

The Senders Address: is often a variation on a genuine address

Forged Link: The link looks to be genuine but may not link you to the website. Roll your mouse over to check it

Request for personal information: Genuine organisations never do this.