Email spoofing is a type of cyber attack that targets businesses by using emails with forged sender addresses. If the recipient trusts the alleged sender, they are more likely to open the email and interact with its contents, such as a malicious link or attachment.
Read moreUnlike obfuscation, which seeks to hide the true meaning, encryption actually transforms it.
Read moreAn endpoint is a device that shares information, and communicates with other devices and end users over a network e.g. desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. Endpoint Security, or 'Endpoint Protection', is the cybersecurity approach to defending endpoints from cyber threats.
Read moreThe aim of an endpoint detection and response (EDR) solution is to combine real-time monitoring of endpoints, in order to identify a device's weakest intrusion points and learn how malware operates.
Read moreExploit kits' is the name given to the collection of tools a threat actor will use in order to take advantage of vulnerabilities on a victim’s computer.
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