Sycope dictionary

A code-injection attack that inserts malicious SQL into input fields to manipulate database queries. It can expose, alter, or delete data by exploiting unsafe query handling.

Unauthorized takeover of a subdomain allowing attackers to redirect users to malicious content or steal data.

A cyberattack that compromises a trusted supplier or service provider to reach its customers. It exploits that trust to insert malicious code or access into the target organization.

DDoS attack using fake SYN packets to exhaust server resources and prevent legitimate connections.

A hardware device used to capture and monitor network traffic, allowing troubleshooting, analysing performance, and enhancing security.

A reliable, ordered, and error-checked data transmission method, essential for web browsing, email, and file transfers.

TLS/SSL is a security protocol that encrypts data between a user’s browser and a website. It helps protect information from interception and verifies the site’s identity.

UDP Flood is a DDoS attack that overwhelms servers with massive numbers of useless UDP packets, causing service disruption and downtime.

A fast and connectionless communication method used for transmitting data without guarantees of delivery or order.

Behavior analytics that uses AI and machine learning to detect unusual activity by users and systems in an IT environment. It helps identify threats such as account compromise, insider misuse, and data theft.

Awareness of everything that is on and transfer within the IT network, allowing you supervision of network traffic, performance and security

A cyberattack flooding a network with massive traffic volumes to overwhelm servers and render services unavailable, prioritizing disruption over data theft.