Simulating cyberattacks to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems.
A framework using encryption keys for secure communications and digital signatures.
The process of updating software and systems to fix vulnerabilities and enhance security.
Using techniques like brute force to guess or recover a password from hashes.
Deceptive attempts to acquire sensitive information through fake communications.
Protecting PowerShell scripts and commands from abuse in cyberattacks.
Attacks that target physical devices or premises to gain unauthorized access.
Gaining higher-level access or control than initially authorized.
Intercepting and analyzing network packets to capture sensitive data.
Encrypting malicious payloads to evade detection by security tools.
Inserting malicious code into the memory space of a running process to control it.
Methods used to evade security filters by bypassing proxies.
Malware that changes its code or appearance to avoid detection.
Gathering information about a target without interacting directly with it.
A data encryption standard using asymmetric key pairs for secure communication.
A brute-force attack targeting a few common passwords across many accounts.
Techniques used by attackers to maintain access to a compromised system.
Attacks targeting network printers or exploiting printer vulnerabilities.
Impersonating a legitimate communication protocol to carry out malicious actions.
A security method where a specific sequence of port access attempts grants access.
