1.Botnet
It is a group of infected devices controlled by one or more computers to launch various malicious attacks.
They are often used to launch a denial of service or DDoS attack
2.MITM
It is when a hacker tricks two or more devices by spoofing MAC addresses, often to steal data and manipulate the connection and where it is directed.
3.DNS Spoofing
Similar to the previous attack, although this attack may play with the data when it reaches the hacker's device.
If the target wants to go to facebook, the hacker can change this request to a malicious site
4.IP Spoofing
It is an impersonation of the IP address of another system on a network. This allows cybercriminals to carry out malicious actions with the address of another device on the network
5.DDoS
An attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a device or network resource unavailable to its users by temporarily or indefinitely disabling services. Usually includes a Botnet to be effective
6.Rootkit
A group of malware that enables an unauthorized user to take control of a computer system. They are often hidden in other processes to avoid detection.
It is a group of infected devices controlled by one or more computers to launch various malicious attacks.
They are often used to launch a denial of service or DDoS attack
2.MITM
It is when a hacker tricks two or more devices by spoofing MAC addresses, often to steal data and manipulate the connection and where it is directed.
3.DNS Spoofing
Similar to the previous attack, although this attack may play with the data when it reaches the hacker's device.
If the target wants to go to facebook, the hacker can change this request to a malicious site
4.IP Spoofing
It is an impersonation of the IP address of another system on a network. This allows cybercriminals to carry out malicious actions with the address of another device on the network
5.DDoS
An attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a device or network resource unavailable to its users by temporarily or indefinitely disabling services. Usually includes a Botnet to be effective
6.Rootkit
A group of malware that enables an unauthorized user to take control of a computer system. They are often hidden in other processes to avoid detection.
