1) Man-in-the-middle
2) TCP/IP hijacking
What is the difference between active attacks passive attacks in GSM network?
Depends on what is modifying the controls is using the computers system is operationg.
Chen Wei Xu has written: 'Locating flow-intercepting facilities on a network with probabilistic customer flows'
A passive attack is when an unauthorized party monitors or captures data transmissions between two or more entities without altering the data. These attacks are difficult to detect because they do not disrupt the communication flow, making them a serious security threat. Examples include eavesdropping on network traffic or intercepting data transmissions.
Network firewallscan
While dealing with computers in a network, threats will always emerge. The current network threats include advanced DDos attacks, botnet attacks, insecure applications, vulnerabilities in embedded systems and sophisticated viruses.
intrusion detection system
"Nationwide" is wrong. Use "of the Country." If you must use nationwide, put it where it belongs, as an adjective modifying network.
passive attacks : footprinting, trashing active attacks : sniffing, social engineering
c: By modifying the NIC properties through the operating system.
broadband modems do not block network attacks a modems job is to convert analog signal or digital signal into a signal the computer can use a firewall would be used to block network attacks
- Release of message contents - Traffic analysis