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Just For Fun: Guess What Cyber Danger the Neural Network Has Depicted
In this test, you'll have to figure out what cybersecurity threats the neural network has portrayed. Show your knowledge and ability to recognize dangers in the virtual world
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Just For Fun: Guess What Cyber Danger the Neural Network Has Depicted
Let's start with something simple. This is:
Trojan
not really. A Trojan is a type of malware that disguises itself as legitimate software. And here a worm is "presented" - an independent program that spreads through network connections without any intervention from the user.
Worm
Bingo! This is an independent program that spreads through network connections without any intervention from the user.
Oversharing
No way. Oversharing is the desire to tell too much about yourself. And here a worm is "presented" - an independent program that spreads through network connections without any intervention from the user.
Which option would you choose?
Trojan
Nope. This is phishing - one of the most common and insidious types of Internet fraud. Its goal is to lure out the user's personal data (authorization data, bank card numbers and other confidential information), and, ultimately, money.
Bullying
Bullying is about obvious aggression from someone on the Internet. And phishing is aimed at luring out the user's personal data (authorization data, bank card numbers and other confidential information), and, ultimately, money.
Phishing
A fishing rod, a laptop, well, yes, it all fits! This is phishing (from words “fishing” and “password”) - one of the most common and insidious types of Internet fraud. Its purpose is to lure out the user's personal data (authorization data, bank card numbers and other confidential information), and, ultimately, money.
Okay, what is this?
Hackers
This is how the neural network depicted a Trojan (the virus got its name from the expression "Trojan horse"). If you're interested, google it.
Well, this is definitely a Trojan!
Well, finally!
No, this is some kind of old joke
Funny picture, but no joke. This is a Trojan (the virus got its name from the expression "Trojan horse"). If you're interested, google it.
Now it will be a little more difficult...
Deanon
Not quite. This is ludomania - a pathological addiction to gambling. And deanon occurs when an anonymous person is revealed online
Ludomania
Exactly. This is how the neural network depicted a pathological addiction to gambling
Doxing
Not quite. This is ludomania - a pathological addiction to gambling. And doxing is the disclosure of personal data online without a person's consent for the purpose of profit, blackmail or bullying.
Let's continue! This is:
Cyberstalking
Cyberstalking is following a person online. And here the neural network still showed cyberbullying or online bullying.
Grooming
Nope. The correct answer is cyberbullying. And grooming, in contrast, is aimed at making friends with you for the purpose of further criminal exploitation.
Cyberbullying
Well, everything seems clear here
Aren't you tired? This is:
Fraping
It seems similar, but no. Fraping is a process in which an attacker gains control over a user's account on social networks and publishes unwanted content on their behalf. Now, catfishing is a type of fraud where a person creates a fictitious fake account or page on social media or dating sites, usually targeting a specific victim.
Catfishing
Exactly! Catfishing is a type of fraud where a person creates a fictitious fake account or page on social media or dating sites, usually targeting a specific victim.
Dissing
Not exactly. Dissing is the dissemination of information that can discredit a person. Now, catfishing is a type of fraud where a person creates a fictitious fake account or page on social media or dating sites, usually targeting a specific victim.
Final rrrround:
Malicious advertising
Well, that's obvious!
Unlimited Internet
Well... it's not that dangerous)
Trolling
Trolling is provocation or bullying in online communication. Of course, SpongeBob can be used for these purposes, but in this particular case, the AI has shown us malign advertising.
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