CROSS-SITE HACKING BRUTE FORCE

SCRIPTING (XSS) ATTACK

a vulnerability in dynamic web pages that
allows an attacker to bypass a browser’s
security mechanisms and instruct the victim’s
browser to execute code, thinking it came
from the desired website.
CLICK FRAUD
INTERNET PUMP-
unauthorized access, modification, trial-and-error method that uses
or use of an electronic device or software to guess information,
some element of a computer system. such as the user ID and password,
needed to gain access to a
system.
HIJACKING
gaining control of someone else’s
computer to carry out illicit activities
such as sending spam without the

AND-DUMP FRAUD manipulating the number of computer user’s knowledge.

times and ad is clicked on to
using the Internet to pump up the
price of a stock and then sell it.
SOFTWARE PIRACY
the unauthorized copying or
distribution of copyrighted
software.
SPOOFING
altering some part of an electronic
communication to make it look as if
someone else sent the communication in
order to gain the trust of the recipient.
inflate advertising bills.
CRYPROCURRENCY
FRAUD
defrauding investors in a variety of
cryprocurrency-related fraud schemes.
such as fake initial coin offerings and
fake exchanges and wallets.
Computer
Attacks
SPAMMING
simultaneously sending the same
unsolicited message to many people,
often in an attempt to sell them
something.
PASSWORD
CRACKING
recovering passwords by trying every
possible combination of upper-and-lower-
case letters, numbers, and special
characters and comparing them to a
cryptographic hash of the password.
MASQUERADING /
IMPERSONATION
gaining access to a system by
pretending to be an authorized
user.

INTERNET
SEXTING AUCTION FRAUD
exchanging sexually explicit text using an Internet auction site
messages and revealing pictures with CYBER-BULLYING to defraud another person.
other people, usually by means of a
phone. using the Internet, cell phones, or other
communication technologies to support
deliberate, repeated and hostile behavior that
torments, threatens, harasses, humiliates or INTERNET
harms another person. MISINFORMATION
PODSLURPING using the Internet to spread false or
misleading information.
using a small device with storage
capacity to download unauthorized
SALAMI TECHNIQUE ECONOMIC
data from a computer.
ESPIONAGE
stealing tiny slices of money from
theft of information, trade
many different accounts.
secrets, and intellectual
property.

PIGGYBACKING
WAR DIALING
use of a neighbor’s Wi-Fi network, tapping
into a communications line and electronically
latching onto a legitimate user who
PHREAKING programming a computer to dial
thousands of phone lines searching
unknowingly carries the perpetrator into the
attacking phone systems to obtain free for dial-up modern lines.
system.
phone line access: use phone lines to
transmit malware: and to access, steal,
GROUP: CEMPEDAK and destroy data.
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