Which of the following is the hacking approach where cyber-criminals design fake websites or pages for tricking or gaining additional traffic?

• • Chemical Engineering Basics - Part 1 • Cyber Security Interview Freshers Cyber Security Interview Freshers Online Exam Quiz Cyber Security Interview Freshers GK Quiz. Question and Answers related to Cyber Security Interview Freshers. MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions with answers about Cyber Security Interview Freshers ___________ is a device which secretly collects data from credit / debit cards. Options A : Card Skimmer B : Data Stealer C : Card Copier D : Card cloner _____________ is a technique used when artificial clicks are made which increases revenue because of pay-per-click. Options A : Clickjacking B : Clickfraud C : Keylogging D : Click-hacking __________ is the practice implemented to spy someone using technology for gathering sensitive information. Options A : Cyber espionage B : Cyber-spy C : Digital Spying D : Spyware _________ is the hacking approach where cyber-criminals design fake websites or pages for tricking or gaining additional traffic. Options A : Cyber-replication B : Mimicking C : Website-Duplication D : Pharming ____________ is an attempt to steal, spy, damage or destroy computer systems, networks or their associated information. Options A : Cyber-security B : Cyber attack C : Digital hacking D : Computer security ____________ is a scenario when information is accessed without authorization. Options A : Data infiltration B : Data Hack C : Information compromise D : Data Breach When you book online tickets by swiping your card, the details of th...

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Zainab Alkhalil, Chaminda Hewage*, Liqaa Nawaf and Imtiaz Khan • Cardiff School of Technologies, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff, United Kingdom With the significant growth of internet usage, people increasingly share their personal information online. As a result, an enormous amount of personal information and financial transactions become vulnerable to cybercriminals. Phishing is an example of a highly effective form of cybercrime that enables criminals to deceive users and steal important data. Since the first reported phishing attack in 1990, it has been evolved into a more sophisticated attack vector. At present, phishing is considered one of the most frequent examples of fraud activity on the Internet. Phishing attacks can lead to severe losses for their victims including sensitive information, identity theft, companies, and government secrets. This article aims to evaluate these attacks by identifying the current state of phishing and reviewing existing phishing techniques. Studies have classified phishing attacks according to fundamental phishing mechanisms and countermeasures discarding the importance of the end-to-end lifecycle of phishing. This article proposes a new detailed anatomy of phishing which involves attack phases, attacker’s types, vulnerabilities, threats, targets, attack mediums, and attacking techniques. Moreover, the proposed anatomy will help readers understand the process lifecycle of a phishing attack which in turn will increase the aw...

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Correct Answer : Option (B) : Spyware Explanation : Spyware is professional malicious spying software that is hard to detect by anti-malware or anti-virus programs because they are programmed in such a skillful way. These types of software keep on collecting personal information, surfing habits, surfing history as well as credit card details. Show Answer

_________ are a specific section of any virus or malware that performs illicit activities in a system. a) Malicious programs b) Worms c) Spyware d) Payload View Answer Answer: d Explanation: Payloads are parts of a virus that helps in performing malicious activities such as destroying information, blocking network traffic, compromising data, steal and spy for sensitive information. ____________ is an attempt to steal, spy, damage or destroy computer systems, networks or their associated information. a) Cyber-security b) Cyber attack c) Digital hacking d) Computer security View Answer Answer: b Explanation: Cyber attack can be defined as an attempt to steal, spy, damage or destroy different components of cyberspace such as computer systems, associated peripherals, network systems, and information. ___________ is a device which secretly collects data from credit / debit cards. a) Card Skimmer b) Data Stealer c) Card Copier d) Card cloner View Answer Answer: a Explanation: Card skimmer is hardware that is installed and setup in ATMs secretly so that when any user will swipe or insert their card in the ATM, the skimmer will fetch all information from the magnetic strip. _____________ is a technique used when artificial clicks are made which increases revenue because of pay-per-click. a) Clickjacking b) Clickfraud c) Keylogging d) Click-hacking View Answer Answer: b Explanation: Clickfraud is an attack technique used when artificial clicks get generated to increase the revenue ...

Correct Answer : Option (B) : Spyware Explanation : Spyware is professional malicious spying software that is hard to detect by anti-malware or anti-virus programs because they are programmed in such a skillful way. These types of software keep on collecting personal information, surfing habits, surfing history as well as credit card details. Show Answer

• • Chemical Engineering Basics - Part 1 • Cyber Security Interview Freshers Cyber Security Interview Freshers Online Exam Quiz Cyber Security Interview Freshers GK Quiz. Question and Answers related to Cyber Security Interview Freshers. MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions with answers about Cyber Security Interview Freshers ___________ is a device which secretly collects data from credit / debit cards. Options A : Card Skimmer B : Data Stealer C : Card Copier D : Card cloner _____________ is a technique used when artificial clicks are made which increases revenue because of pay-per-click. Options A : Clickjacking B : Clickfraud C : Keylogging D : Click-hacking __________ is the practice implemented to spy someone using technology for gathering sensitive information. Options A : Cyber espionage B : Cyber-spy C : Digital Spying D : Spyware _________ is the hacking approach where cyber-criminals design fake websites or pages for tricking or gaining additional traffic. Options A : Cyber-replication B : Mimicking C : Website-Duplication D : Pharming ____________ is an attempt to steal, spy, damage or destroy computer systems, networks or their associated information. Options A : Cyber-security B : Cyber attack C : Digital hacking D : Computer security ____________ is a scenario when information is accessed without authorization. Options A : Data infiltration B : Data Hack C : Information compromise D : Data Breach When you book online tickets by swiping your card, the details of th...

Zainab Alkhalil, Chaminda Hewage*, Liqaa Nawaf and Imtiaz Khan • Cardiff School of Technologies, Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff, United Kingdom With the significant growth of internet usage, people increasingly share their personal information online. As a result, an enormous amount of personal information and financial transactions become vulnerable to cybercriminals. Phishing is an example of a highly effective form of cybercrime that enables criminals to deceive users and steal important data. Since the first reported phishing attack in 1990, it has been evolved into a more sophisticated attack vector. At present, phishing is considered one of the most frequent examples of fraud activity on the Internet. Phishing attacks can lead to severe losses for their victims including sensitive information, identity theft, companies, and government secrets. This article aims to evaluate these attacks by identifying the current state of phishing and reviewing existing phishing techniques. Studies have classified phishing attacks according to fundamental phishing mechanisms and countermeasures discarding the importance of the end-to-end lifecycle of phishing. This article proposes a new detailed anatomy of phishing which involves attack phases, attacker’s types, vulnerabilities, threats, targets, attack mediums, and attacking techniques. Moreover, the proposed anatomy will help readers understand the process lifecycle of a phishing attack which in turn will increase the aw...

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