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 | Imagine you're in a foreign country, don't speak the language, and have to use a translator. Now imagine that the translator deliberately twists words for malicious reasons. That's a bit like what happens with man-in-the-middle attacks, the focus of this week's newsletter. | |
Man-in-the-Browsser Attacks
A man-in-the-browser attack is like a shoulder surfer on steroids. It can not only intercept everything you do online, it can also manipulate what you see.
| MitM and Browser Redirection Attacks
You type in a website address and that website comes up. Everything's good, right? If there's some sort of MitM or redirector attack, you many not be where you think you are.
| What is a Botnet?
A common goal of much malware is to join your infected system to a botnet. But what exactly is a botnet and what risk does it pose to you?
| How is Malware Detected?
A brief overview of the various types of malware detection methods.
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