What is spyware?
We depend on confidential information to secure networks, make payments, and communicate with colleagues or clients. Spyware ...
What is IP spoofing?
IP spoofing steals the identity of data packets, making it difficult to know the origin of data flows and opening the door to...
What is eavesdropping?
Imagine if your enemies could hear every word you spoke without your knowledge. That sounds extreme, but it's exactly what ha...
What is a computer virus?
Viruses spread between applications and devices, damaging both software and data as they spread. Companies that let their ant...
What is data exfiltration?
Securing critical data is a constant battle. Both external actors and disgruntled insiders seek access to valuable data to ex...
What is a DNS leak?
When you use a VPN, the websites you visit should remain private. Encryption should consistently protect your online privacy ...
DoS vs. DDoS attacks: what’s the difference?
A denial-of-service attack seeks to take systems or websites offline via traffic floods and malicious requests. These attacks...
What is malvertising?
Malvertising hijacks legitimate adverts and converts them into delivery vehicles for malware agents. Compromised ads are hard...
What is session hijacking?
Companies rely on secure connectivity with websites and business networks, but these connections are vulnerable to hijacking ...
What is a Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack?
Companies rely on keeping websites and network resources available for users. Denial-of-service (DoS) attackers exploit that ...
What is a rootkit?
As the name suggests, rootkits are malware kits that implant themselves at the roots of network systems. Burrowing deep withi...
