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TYPES OF ATTACKS & DEFINITION, EXAMPLE OF EACH ATTACKS, FIGURES OF…

EXAMPLE OF EACH ATTACKS

Social engineering : This technique involves looking for reasoning to gain sensitive information or text by stimulating an individual mind or sense of social norms.

Phishing : Fraudulent activity that is done to steal confidential user information such as credit card numbers, login credentials, and passwords.

Trust Exploitation : Trust exploitation can occur in one of two ways that Reliance on the trust a client has in a server and Reliance on the trust the server has in the client. For example, most companies have a part of their network that lies between the wide-open Internet and the corporate internal network.

Port Redirection : Port redirection is a form of trust exploitation in which the untrustworthy source uses a machine with access to the internal network to pass traffic through a port on the firewall

Buffer overflow attacks : The concept is to send more traffic to a network address than the programmers have built the system to handle.

SYN flood : The concept is sends a request to connect to a server, but never completes the handshake.

Worms : Worm attacks are designed to self-replicate across multiple computers or enterprise networks, often stealing or even destroying files and critical data.

Trojan horse and spyware : Malicious code may go undetected on infected computers, simply monitoring applications and websites accessed.

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Smurf Attack : With a smurf attack, multiple broadcast ping requests are sent to a single target from a spoofed IP address.