data corruption attacks
Data corruption attacks refer to deliberate or accidental activities that alter, distort, or destroy the integrity and reliability of data stored within computer systems or networks. These attacks aim to manipulate or compromise information, rendering it unusable or misleading for its intended purpose.
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- advanced persistent threats (apts)
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- brute force attacks
- buffer overflow attacks
- credential stuffing attacks
- cross-site scripting (xss) attacks
- cyber espionage
- distributed denial of service (ddos) attacks
- eavesdropping attacks
- fileless attacks
- insider threats
- logic bomb attacks
- malware attacks
- man-in-the-middle attacks
- phishing attacks
- ransomware attacks
- social engineering attacks
- spoofing attacks
- sql injection attacks
- stack exploitation
- trojan horse attacks
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