Wireless Vocabulary
TA B L E – Common wireless terms
Read moreTA B L E – Common wireless terms
Read moreNot all wireless standards are the same, and you should become familiar with the differences and similarities of each. TA
Read moreCovid 19 has changed the cyber-security threat landscape of the country. This has accelerated the usage of cloud. Companies are
Read moreSession hijacking relies, in part, on many of the prerequisites needed to successfully sniff a network. For instance, session hijacking
Read moreNetwork-level session hijacking is a hijacking method that focuses on exploiting a TCP/IP connection after initialization or authentication has occurred.
Read moreSession hijacking at the application level focuses on gaining access to a host by obtaining legitimate session IDs from the
Read moreYou can categorize a session hijacking attack as either an active attack or a passive attack. Let’s look at both.
Read moreyou should know that spoofing and hijacking are two distinctly different acts. Spoofing is when an attacking party pretends to
Read moreSession hijacking is synonymous with a stolen session, in which an attacker intercepts and takes over a legitimately established session
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