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Mind Map by eleanor croker, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Elissa Hill
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1.6 - Social Security
- Hacking Techniques
- Pharming
- Malicious code is installed on a
personal computer or server
- Misdirects users to fraudulent web sites
without their knowledge or consent
- A computer with a compromised host file will go to the fake
Web site even if a user types in the correct internet address
- Malicious code is installed on a
personal computer or server
- Blagging/pre-texting
- Creating and using an invented scenario to engage a targeted victim in
a manner that increases the chance the victim will divulge information
or perform actions that would be unlikely in ordinary circumstances
- Like calling a credit card
company as a spouse's and
asking to change account details
- Creating and using an invented scenario to engage a targeted victim in
a manner that increases the chance the victim will divulge information
or perform actions that would be unlikely in ordinary circumstances
- Shoulder
surfing
- Looking over
someone's shoulder
when they are
entering a passwod
- Looking over
someone's shoulder
when they are
entering a passwod
- Baiting scenarios
- Similar to phishing
- A promise of an item or good that
hackers use to attract victims
- May offer users free music or movie
downloads, if they surrender their
login credentials to a certain site
- Similar to phishing
- Tailgating
- Unauthorized person follows an authorized person to
enter a secured premise
- Unauthorized person follows an authorized person to
enter a secured premise
- Quid-pro-quo
- Hacker offers a service or
benefit in exchange for
information or access
- Something
for
something
- Hacker offers a service or
benefit in exchange for
information or access
- Hoax viruses
- Message warning the
recipients of a non-existent
computer virus threat
- Message is usually a chain e-mail
that tells the recipients to forward
it to everyone they know
- Message warning the
recipients of a non-existent
computer virus threat
- Pharming
- Identifying and Preventing Techniques
- Penetration Testing
- An authorized simulated attack on a
computer system, performed to
evaluate the security of the system.
- An authorized simulated attack on a
computer system, performed to
evaluate the security of the system.
- Network Forensics
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- Network Policies
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- Anti-malware Software
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- Firewalls
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- User Access Levels
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- Passwords
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- Encryption
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- Penetration Testing
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