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Cyber Attacks (Consequences (Financial (Business can suffer financially…

- - - - Impacts authorised users of a website.
      - Some common examples are fraggle, smurf, and SYN flooding.
    - - Identity theft is when personal details are stolen and used to commit fraud.
      - Types of identity theft are: financial identity theft; drivers licence identity theft; criminal identity theft; social security identity theft; medical identity theft; insurance identity theft; child identity theft; and synthetic identity theft.
    - - Data is destroyed and no longer available.
      - The attacker can't access the files you don't want anyone to see if they have been completely destroyed.
      - Physical destruction can involve shredding hard drives, smartphones, printers, laptops and other storage media into tiny pieces by large mechanical shredders. It can also involve the process of rearranging the magnetic fields on hard disk drives.
    - - Data is edited, usually to meet the needs of the attacker.
      - Data manipulation is often difficult to detect and hackers might even manipulate data in backup storage to ensure that there is no recovery.
    - - Data is stolen, for example passwords.
      - Full data exposed in the breach included passenger names, nationality, date of birth, address, telephone number, email address, passport number, identity card number, frequent flyer membership number, customer service comments noted on accounts and historical travel information.