What is password spraying? Password spraying is an attack in which an attacker uses a set of commonly used passwords to access a large number of accounts. The attack is perpetrated in such a way that the attacker evades account lockouts on the attempted user accounts....
What is Credential Stuffing? Credential stuffing is an attack in which attackers collect a list of stolen usernames or email addresses and passwords from various sources and use them to send automated login requests to many web applications in bulk. Whenever there is...
What is DNSSEC or Domain Name System Security Extensions? DNSSEC or Domain Name System Security Extensions is a set of security extensions of DNS or Domain Name System that ensures the DNS Clients that the DNS data they get from DNS Servers are authentic. Let's...
We use a chain of multiple certificates to verify the public key of an end entity. A certificate chain is an ordered list of certificates that enables a client to verify the end entity’s public key. How does the verification of digital certificates work? In this...
MAC Flooding is an attack in which attackers overflow the MAC address table of a switch and use that to steal sensitive data from hosts connected to the switch. Attackers can also use MAC Flooding to perpetrate a Man-In-The-Middle attack by link the MAC address of a...
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