Attack on the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. was part of the recent Treasury Department breach.
They love agitating the U.S.!!!!
They love agitating the U.S.!!!!
how does it happened seriously.This other breach shows growing sophistication and reach of state-sponsored cyberattacks. Such incidents emphasize the need for robust cybersecurity measures, particularly for government agencies handling sensitive economic and national security information.
How will you wonder if you find some back doors in your system and someone is watching you?how does it happened my God.
This is even worsehow does it happened seriously.
i am talking from the angle , The US have very strong defensive team.How will you wonder if you find some back doors in your system and someone is watching you?
I understand your point, and the U.S. does indeed have a strong defensive team. Their ability to adapt and respond quickly to challenges sets them apart. However, it’s also worth considering that end users within the systems are not cybersecurity experts which of course is another weak point-social engineering or hackers might find a clever way of exploiting vulnerabilities in the systemi am talking from the angle , The US have very strong defensive team.
Do they use piggybacking or phishing method to execute their plan.I understand your point, and the U.S. does indeed have a strong defensive team. Their ability to adapt and respond quickly to challenges sets them apart. However, it’s also worth considering that end users within the systems are not cybersecurity experts which of course is another weak point-social engineering or hackers might find a clever way of exploiting vulnerabilities in the system
They use some of everything!!!! This is war - and all is fair in love and war!!!!!Do they use piggybacking or phishing method to execute their plan.
Yes, both piggybacking and phishing are common methods hackers use, along with other tactics like pretexting, baiting, and spear phishing, to exploit human vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access...Do they use piggybacking or phishing method to execute their plan.
If you want to know if any particular concept is covered in any CompTIA course, CIN is the place to come - precious has your answer!!!!Yes, both piggybacking and phishing are common methods hackers use, along with other tactics like pretexting, baiting, and spear phishing, to exploit human vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access...
CompTIA Security plus SY0-701
2.2 Explain common threat vectors and attack surfaces.
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