Ransomware: Ransomware encrypts information and afterward demands an extortion deal in return for the password to decode it. Your information is also stolen in a dual attack.
2. Malware overall: Malware comes in many forms and, therefore, can cause everything from data breaches, spying, and unauthorised access to shutdowns, failures, and equipment malfunctions.
3. Phishing: These assaults, which are commonly conducted by mail, messages, or rogue websites, fool people into giving login information or installing spyware.
4. SQL: SQL injection attacks make use of a database server's input weakness to allow an attacker to run commands that extract, alter, or destroy data.
5. DoS: Denial of service (DoS) assaults cause an access point, including a server, to slow down or perhaps even close down by delivering much more information than one can handle. A distributed DoS attack, often known as a DDoS attack, is done simultaneously by a large number of compromised machines.
6. Cross-site scripting (XSS) is an injecting situation in which a person injects malicious software into a legitimate site through an unsecured input data field.
To fight malware like ransomware, restrict scam domains, restrict the usage of passwords, and more, the optimal online security system combines numerous technologies into holistic protection.