Issue N.01 Debrief Solutions

Steganography: Hiding secret messages within ordinary files, like embedding a hidden message inside an image.

Advanced Persistent Threat (APT): A long-term, targeted cyberattack where an intruder secretly stays in a network to steal sensitive data.

Vishing: A type of scam where attackers use phone calls to trick people into revealing personal information.

Zero-Day Exploit: A cyberattack that happens immediately after a software vulnerability is discovered, before a fix is available.

Deepfake: Artificial media where someone's likeness is replaced with another's, often used to deceive or manipulate.

Credential Stuffing: A cyberattack where stolen usernames and passwords are used to access multiple accounts through automated login attempts.

Fileless Malware: Malicious software that operates in a computer's memory without leaving traces on the hard drive, making it hard to detect.

Tailgating: A security breach where an unauthorized person gains entry to a restricted area by following someone who has access.

SIM Swapping: A fraud technique where attackers take control of your phone number to access personal accounts.

Quishing: A phishing attack that uses QR codes to direct victims to malicious websites or downloads.