DDoS attack (Distributed Denial of Service)

Ransomware is a type of malicious software used by cyber criminals to take control of your computer or digital device. It works by encrypting data stored on the device, preventing you from accessing it unless you pay a ransom fee. Ransomware can be spread via email attachments, malicious websites or online ads. It is particularly dangerous as it can affect individuals, businesses and even government institutions. Cyber security experts must remain vigilant and use the latest technologies to protect against Ransomware attacks. Individuals should also take steps such as keeping their devices up-to-date with the latest patches and avoiding suspicious links or downloads to stay safe from this form of cybercrime.

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is an encrypted protocol used to access remote computers or networks securely. It enables users to remotely control and manage a computer from a different location, as if they were physically present in front of the machine. RDP works by authenticating the user with public keys and sending encrypted commands across a network that can only be decrypted with the corresponding private key on the remote computer or server. RDP is commonly used for secure remote access, secure file transfer, and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). In terms of cyber security, RDP is one of the most reliable protocols for ensuring data confidentiality and integrity during remote access sessions.

IP tracking, also known as IP grabbing, extracts the IP addresses of unknowing users with third-party services. Malicious individuals can manipulate IP addresses to affect users' access to websites and online content.

File transfer protocol, or FTP, is a network protocol that enables data transfer between computers connected to a computer network. FTP servers can manage and host content within an organization's private network. Their purpose plays an acritical role in directly engaging with network files and resources. Thus, isolating FTP servers from internal systems is crucial to mitigate data loss or exploitation.

Cloud LAN is a secure, cloud-based local area network that helps organizations protect their data. It allows users to connect to the internet while maintaining secure access to internal networks and applications. Cloud LAN utilizes encryption technology and virtual private networks (VPNs) to keep data safe from cyberattacks and other threats. With Cloud LAN, businesses can securely collaborate with remote employees, customers, and partners without worrying about online security threats.