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Top 5 ways hackers break into your network
When it comes to cyberattacks, you can count on two things: Wicked cleverness. And, a hacker’s ability to constantly adapt to the latest defense tactics. A new defense is nothing but a new challenge for them.
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What you'll find in this guide.
This is an ideal resource for anyone, from CTOs to cyber-security teams looking to establish best practices designed to keep hackers out. Learn how to discover and prevent the following types of attacks:
- Social Engineering - to level set, social engineering attacks target users by abusing their technology habits or biases
- Password Spraying - a common and often automated attack method, password spraying, uses trial-and-error techniques to guess login information
- Leaked Credentials & Keys - leaked credentials and keys are often discovered on servers, the deep web, or in an organization’s public code repositories
- Known Vulnerabilities - these refer to security flaws in software or systems that have been identified and documented, often exploited by attackers if not promptly patched
- Human Mistakes - such as misconfigurations or accidental data exposure, are common security risks that can create openings for attackers to exploit
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