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Cyber Attack Methods - TSV
Cyber attack methods refer to various techniques that exploit system vulnerabilities and human psychology to steal information or disrupt services, including malware, phishing, DDoS, and SQL injection. These attacks target individuals, corporations, and government institutions, causing economic losses, privacy violations, and threats to national security. Attack methods continue to evolve daily, with trends toward more sophisticated and complex attacks such as AI-powered attacks and supply chain attacks.
cybersecurity
information security
malware
phishing
DDoS
hacking
network attack
code slug name description category
01 malware Malware Attack methods using malicious software. Malware Attacks
02 ransomware Ransomware Attack that encrypts data and demands ransom for decryption. Malware Attacks
03 phishing Phishing Attack that impersonates legitimate services to steal personal information. Social Engineering
04 ddos DDoS Attack Attack that paralyzes servers and networks with massive traffic. Denial of Service
05 sql-injection SQL Injection Attack that injects malicious SQL statements into applications. Application Attacks
06 xss Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attack that embeds malicious scripts into websites. Application Attacks
07 csrf Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attack that forces authenticated users to send unintended requests. Application Attacks
08 mitm Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Attack that intercepts and alters communications. Network Attacks
09 zero-day Zero-Day Attack Attack that exploits undisclosed vulnerabilities. Advanced Attacks
10 apt Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) Advanced attack that lurks long-term to target specific victims. Advanced Attacks
11 supply-chain Supply Chain Attack Attack that infiltrates targets through related companies. Advanced Attacks
12 brute-force Brute Force Attack Attack that breaks passwords through exhaustive attempts. Authentication Attacks