Threat Alert: Bharat Bhise HNA Discusses Common Cyber Threats


In the continued fight against malware and cyberattacks, Bharat Bhise HNA often gives a rundown of the most common threats to expect. Knowing the enemy is a significant part of cybersecurity warfare. It’s only by knowing what cyber threats approach the system can the computers and the users adequately prepare for it.
Here are some of the most common forms of cyber threats today:
1. Social Engineering Threats
This form of cyberattack targets the most vulnerable area: the users. This is where the term “phishing” falls under when users become misled to give up sensitive information. It could happen through adware, (“You’ve won a car! Click here!”) or even malicious emails (“We need to confirm your credit card details. Please confirm them here.”). These methods trick the unwary and give access to accounts and sites.
2. Malware
In Bharat Bhise HNA’s experience, malware is the most common and rampant form of cyber threat online. It’s a term used to describe malicious software which could mean:
•         Spyware

•         Ransomware

•         Viruses

•         Worms

This software aims to take advantage of vulnerabilities in a network, code, or system, and infiltrate it. Once the malware has gained access, it can block the access of others, take or delete information, or even disable a device altogether.
3. Man in the Middle Attack
A MITM attack is one that targets low-encryption forms of connection and “listens in” during the transference of data. This term describes how some hackers will put themselves between a user and a wifi connection, intercepting the user’s data as it transmits through the network.
4. Denial of Service Attack
According to Bharat Bhise HNA, a denial of service attack is now a popular choice for malicious individuals or groups. The attack is carried out by way of flooding a single page or a network with requests for information. This method could be millions of pings per second. The server, unable to withstand, eventually crashes, disabled.
There are still many more forms of cyber threats, and for Bharat Bhise HNA, users must take steps to counteract them. Protecting networks and systems won’t be easy when the essential tools of the hack can be available almost anywhere, but with vigilance, it’s possible.

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