Phishing
A fake message designed to make you reveal information, send money, or open something harmful.
You should not need a technical dictionary to understand whether a cyber story matters to you. These are the terms you will see most often on this site.
A fake message designed to make you reveal information, send money, or open something harmful.
Software intentionally created to damage, spy on, steal from, or control a device.
Malware that locks files or systems and demands payment, often after stealing data.
A weakness in software, hardware, or a process that could be abused.
An update that fixes a software problem, including security weaknesses.
A vulnerability that defenders had zero days to fix before it was used or publicly known.
Multi-factor authentication. It requires another proof of identity beyond a password.
An incident where protected information is accessed, exposed, or stolen without authorization.
Research performed with information that is legally available to the public.