Threats and Vulnerabilities
What is CUPID vulnerability?
The CUPID vulnerability refers to a series of recently identified security flaws in the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS). These...
What is distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack?
A distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is an attempt to disrupt the normal traffic of a targeted server, service, or...
What is EternalBlue exploit?
EternalBlue is a software exploit that targets a vulnerability in Microsoft’s Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. It allows an attacker...
What is browser hijacking?
Browser hijacking happens when unwanted software takes control of your web browser. It can change your homepage, default search engine,...
What are exploit kits, such as Angler and Nuclear?
Exploit kits are malicious toolkits used by cybercriminals to automatically scan for and exploit security vulnerabilities in software, typically web...
What is a Blackhole Exploit Kit?
The Blackhole Exploit Kit was a widely used toolkit designed by cybercriminals to exploit security vulnerabilities in software like web...
What is a Cool Exploit Kit?
The Cool Exploit Kit was a malware toolkit developed by the same group behind the Blackhole Exploit Kit. It targeted...
What are malicious websites?
Malicious websites are sites designed to harm your device, steal your information, or trick you into taking unsafe actions. They...
What is spear-phishing?
Spear-phishing is a targeted attempt to steal sensitive information like login credentials or financial data by pretending to be a...
What are drive-by downloads?
Drive-by downloads are files that download to your device without your knowledge or consent, often just by visiting a compromised...
