What are Malicious Links?
At its simplest, a malicious link (or malicious URL) is a web link created with the intent to scam, defraud,…
At its simplest, a malicious link (or malicious URL) is a web link created with the intent to scam, defraud,…
In the context of technology and security, piggybacking refers to gaining unauthorized access to a restricted area, system, or connection…
A Remote Access Trojan (RAT) is a type of malware that allows a hacker to take full administrative control over…
Baiting is a social engineering technique that leverages a person’s curiosity or greed to compromise their security. It is essentially…
Pretexting is a form of social engineering where an individual creates a fabricated scenario, the “pretext“, to trick a victim…
In the context of spyware, System Monitors are a specific category of surveillance software designed to track and record every…
Fake Optimizers are a category of deceptive software often classified as Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) or scareware that claim to…
A Potentially Unwanted Program (PUP) is a category of software that may be perceived as unwanted by a user, even…
A browser hijacker is a type of unwanted software (often a form of malware or grayware) that modifies a web…
An Anti-Spyware program is a type of security software designed to detect, remove, and prevent the installation of spyware on…