What are Wi-Fi Disassociation and Deauthentication attacks? Wi-Fi deauthentication attack and Wi-Fi disassociation attack are two attacks in which an attacker spoofs the MAC address of a victim’s device and sends a deauthentication frame or disassociation frame to an...
What is Domain Hijacking? Domain hijacking is an attack in which attackers gain access to a domain owner’s domain account and exploit that to change the DNS nameservers or transfer the domain to a new domain registrar. Attackers often perpetrate domain hijacking for...
When a TLS client establishes a TLS connection with a TLS server, public-key encryption is used at the beginning to authenticate the server and the client. Then, symmetric key encryption is used to encrypt the actual sensitive data. In other words, if a user or TLS...
What is capability-based security? Capability-based security is a concept in which a capability or unforgeable token of authority is used by a user program to access an object. The capability or token of authority contains a value that refers to an object with a set...
What is Edge Computing? Edge computing is a distributed computing model in which data is processed near the edge of a network. In other words, data is stored and computed closer to the location where the data is collected. This results in faster data processing and...
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