1.1.A.1Social engineering attacks employ psychological tactics to manipulate users into revealing sensitive information (elicitation), downloading a malicious file, or clicking on a malicious link. Social engineering can be performed…Learning objective: Identify common indicators of social engineering tactics.
1.1.C.3Victims may download malware or click a link that that installs malware on their device, steals information from their web browser, or directs them to a website where their login credentials can be captured by an adversary.Learning objective: Describe possible impacts for victims of social engineering attacks.
1.4.B.4Output from AI-powered tools should be carefully evaluated. Verify information from AI-powered tools using reputable, stable, non- AI-based sources.Learning objective: Explain how to protect against some AI-augmented cyberattacks.
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1.3.A.4Malware can cause devices to behave abnormally, slow down, crash, or become unusable. Malware can allow attackers to access files, monitor activity, or take remote control of a device. Infected devices may also be used to…Learning objective: Identify the impacts of digital and physical attacks on individual devices.
1.4.B.1To prevent phishing-based account compromise, users should verify message sources and use caution before interacting with emails or messages, especially those requesting sensitive information. Users should: • verify the…Learning objective: Implement device- and account-level security practices to prevent phishing, credential compromise, and data loss.
4.5.C.2IDS and IPS tools monitor and analyze network traffic for signs of suspicious or malicious behavior. IDSs monitor traffic and generate alerts if a threat is detected. IPSs inspect traffic and can take immediate action to block…Learning objective: Identify indicators in intrusion detection system (IDS) or intrusion prevention system (IPS) logs that may suggest potential threats or network issues.