A security solution that filters and monitors HTTP traffic to protect web applications from attacks.

Measures to protect wireless networks from unauthorized access and attacks.

A cyberattack where attackers compromise a trusted website to target its visitors.

A security system that detects and prevents unauthorized wireless network activity.

A phishing attack targeting high-profile individuals like executives or government officials.

Attacks that exploit weak or commonly used passwords to gain unauthorized access.

A cryptographic approach where encryption keys remain secure even when attackers have full access to the software.

Security tools included in Windows Defender to protect against malware and cyber threats.

An attack that manipulates cached web data to serve malicious content to users.

Security risks associated with Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC) technology.

Self-replicating malware that spreads across networks without user interaction.

Capturing and analyzing wireless network traffic to intercept sensitive information.

An attack where hackers modify the visual appearance of a website, often for propaganda or vandalism.

Malicious scripts uploaded to web servers to provide remote access and control.

Analyzing Windows registry data for forensic investigations and security assessments.

Security concerns related to WebSocket communication, such as cross-site WebSocket hijacking.

Techniques to improve the security of WordPress websites against hacking attempts.

A type of attack that disrupts wireless communications by overwhelming frequencies with interference.

The process of reviewing Windows event logs to detect security incidents and anomalies.

Techniques used by attackers to circumvent security whitelists and execute malicious code.