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  1. manocat

    Career Change: Become a Paid Expert in What You Love-Udemy Coupon

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  4. sylvianopicardo

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  5. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Spyware and how to avoid

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  6. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Scareware and how to avoid it

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  7. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Rootkit and how to avoid

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  8. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Logic Bomb and how to avoid it

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  9. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Keylogger and how to avoid

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  10. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Dropper and how to avoid it

    A dropper is a type of malware specifically designed to deliver and install other malicious software onto a victim's system. Droppers serve as the initial point of entry for more harmful payloads, such as viruses, trojans, or ransomware, into a targeted device or network. They are often used by...
  11. sylvianopicardo

    What's a Botnet and how to avoid

    A botnet is a network of private computers infected with malicious software and controlled as a group without the owners' knowledge. Cybercriminals create botnets by infecting multiple devices with a type of malware called bots. These bots enable attackers to remotely control the compromised...
  12. sylvianopicardo

    What's an Adware and how to avoid

    Adware, short for advertising-supported software, is a type of malware that delivers unwanted advertisements to users. These advertisements can appear as pop-up windows, banners, or even full-screen ads, disrupting the user experience. While adware itself might not be as harmful as other malware...
  13. carxproveteran

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  15. carxproveteran

    DMP course with UI walk-through of Oracle BlueKai

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    What is a server?

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  20. ZeusX

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    What is a router

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  23. ZeusX

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  24. ZeusX

    What is Dark web really?

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  25. kinzaafaq1

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  26. carxproveteran

    How to rock the Amazon competency based interview

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    A computer worm is a type of malware that operates independently, spreading across computer networks and systems without needing a host file or user interaction. Unlike viruses, worms do not require a specific program or file to attach themselves to, making them self-replicating and highly...
  32. Turgut Alp

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    A Trojan horse, or Trojan, is a type of malware that disguises itself as legitimate software, tricking users into installing it on their devices. The name "Trojan" comes from Greek mythology, where Greeks used a deceptive wooden horse to infiltrate Troy. Similarly, these malicious programs...
  33. Turgut Alp

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  34. Turgut Alp

    What's a Scareware and how to avoid it

    Scareware is a type of malware that deceives or misleads users into believing their computer is infected with viruses or other malicious software, prompting them to purchase fake or unnecessary security solutions. Scareware campaigns use aggressive tactics, such as alarming pop-up messages and...
  35. Turgut Alp

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    A rootkit is a sophisticated type of malware designed to conceal its presence and activities within a computer or network. Once installed, a rootkit can provide unauthorized access to a system, allowing cybercriminals to control it discreetly. Rootkits are notoriously difficult to detect because...
  36. Turgut Alp

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  37. Turgut Alp

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  38. Turgut Alp

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  39. Turgut Alp

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  40. Turgut Alp

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  42. p222prakash

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  44. Enemy

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  47. freedom-z

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