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Zero-Day Exploit
A Zero-Day Exploit is a cyberattack that takes advantage of a previously unknown security hole/vulnerability in software or hardware. These exploits are called “zero-day” because the developers have had zero days to address and patch the flaw before it is used in attacks. This makes zero-day exploits extremely dangerous and valuable to both cybercriminals and security professionals.
When a zero-day exploit […]
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Cyber Attack and Hacking Terminology
| Term | Definition | Category | Example | Good Reads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malware | Short for malicious software, refers to any software intentionally designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Ransomware, trojans, viruses | The Dell Data Breach |
| Phishing | A technique used to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card numbers. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Fake emails pretending to be from a bank asking for login credentials. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Denial-of-Service (DoS) | Flooding a network or server with traffic to make it unavailable to users. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | A hacker floods a website with traffic from one source, making it slow or crash. | DoS Attack Named Loop |
| Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) | Using multiple systems to orchestrate a DoS attack simultaneously. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Hackers overwhelm a website with fake traffic, making it slow or crash so real users can't access it. | DDoS Attacks Surge 2024 |
| Social Engineering | Manipulating individuals to divulge confidential information or perform actions unwittingly. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | A fake bank email tricks you into entering sensitive information on a fraudulent website, leading to identity theft. | Midnight Blizzard Attack |
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Glossary of Tech Terms
Look up definitions for cybersecurity, IT, and digital privacy key terms.
Term of the day:
Zero-Day Exploit
A Zero-Day Exploit is a cyberattack that takes advantage of a previously unknown security hole/vulnerability in software or hardware. These exploits are called “zero-day” because the developers have had zero days to address and patch the flaw before it is used in attacks. This makes zero-day exploits extremely dangerous and valuable to both cybercriminals and security professionals.
When a zero-day exploit […]
Recently Added Terms:
- 1Social Engineering
- 2Zero-Day Exploit
- 3Man-in-the-Middle (MitM)
- 4SQL Injection
| Term | Definition | Category | Example | Good Reads |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malware | Short for malicious software, refers to any software intentionally designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Ransomware, trojans, viruses | The Dell Data Breach |
| Phishing | A technique used to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information such as passwords or credit card numbers. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Fake emails pretending to be from a bank asking for login credentials. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Denial-of-Service (DoS) | Flooding a network or server with traffic to make it unavailable to users. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | A hacker floods a website with traffic from one source, making it slow or crash. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) | Using multiple systems to orchestrate a DoS attack simultaneously. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Hackers overwhelm a website with fake traffic, making it slow or crash so real users can't access it. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |
| Spoofing | Faking the sender's identity in an email header or IP packet to impersonate a trusted source. | Cyber Attacks and Hacking Methods | Altered sender addresses to appear as trusted sources like banks or popular websites. | Bank Fraud protect Your $$$ |