Phishing attacks - a social engineering tactic used to trick employees into revealing their credentials or downloading malware.
Password attacks - using software tools to guess or crack passwords.
Malware - malicious software that can be installed on systems through phishing emails or vulnerable software.
SQL injection attacks - exploiting vulnerabilities in a company's web applications that use databases to gain unauthorized access.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks - using code injection techniques to steal information or execute unauthorized actions on a website.
DDoS attacks - Distributed Denial of Service attacks that flood a website or server with traffic to overwhelm and disrupt its normal operation.
Zero-day exploits - exploiting unknown vulnerabilities in software or systems before the vendors have had time to release a patch.
Rogue employees - insiders who have access to sensitive data and systems and use their credentials to gain unauthorized access.
Misconfigured or unpatched systems - exploiting vulnerabilities in systems that have not been properly configured or updated with security patches.
Physical access - gaining physical access to a company's systems, such as servers or network devices, to install malware or steal data.
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