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A Man-in-the-Middle attack occurs when an attacker secretly positions themselves between you and the service you are communicating with, allowing them to intercept or manipulate your data.

An Evil Twin attack occurs when a cybercriminal creates a fake Wi-Fi network that looks legitimate in order to trick users into connecting and exposing their data.

Captive Portal Phishing uses a fake Wi-Fi login page to trick users into entering sensitive information such as usernames, passwords or social media credentials.

A Session Cookie attack allows an attacker to hijack an active login session and access an account without knowing the user's password.

Juice Jacking is a cyberattack in which a compromised or malicious charging port or cable is used to steal data or install malicious software on a device.

A Fake Update attack tricks users into installing malicious software by displaying a convincing but fraudulent notification that their device or application needs an update.

Quishing is a phishing attack that uses malicious QR codes to redirect users to fake websites designed to steal sensitive information.

USB Baiting is a social engineering attack in which attackers leave infected or malicious USB drives where people are likely to find them, hoping someone will connect one to their device.

Visual Hacking is the unauthorized viewing of sensitive information by observing someone's screen, documents or devices without their knowledge.

Juice Jacking is a cyberattack that exploits public USB charging ports or malicious charging cables to steal data or compromise connected devices.

Friend on Screen is an AI-based social engineering scam where attackers use artificial intelligence to create a convincing fake friend, voice or online identity to gain a person's trust and manipulate them.

Data Harvesting is the process of collecting large amounts of personal or sensitive information, often without the user's full knowledge or consent, for malicious or unauthorized purposes.

Psychological Manipulation uses emotions, trust and human behaviour to influence people into revealing information or taking actions that may compromise their security.

Strong password security helps protect your accounts from unauthorized access by making passwords harder to guess, steal or reuse.

Malicious APKs and cracked apps disguise malware as free or modified versions of legitimate applications, putting your device, accounts and personal data at risk.