Spyware In Cyber Security Training Ppt

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This slide gives an overview of spyware attacks. Spyware is malicious software installed on a computing device without the end user's knowledge.

Slide 3

This slide depicts the working of spyware. Spyware can infect a device without the end user's knowledge through an app install package, malicious website, or file package.

Instructor’s Notes: Spyware may also track web browsing history, passwords, and other private information, such as email addresses, credit card numbers, personal identification numbers, or banking information.

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This slide discusses how spyware infections occur. Some common ways are: Users accepting pop-up ads and opening email attachments from unknown senders, etc.

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This slide highlights types of spyware. These are: Adware, keyboard loggers, trojans, and mobile spyware.

Slide 6

This slide lists common types of spyware. These are: CoolWeb Search, Emotet, Zlob, DarkHotel, and Gator.

Slide 7

This slide discusses ways to prevent spyware. You can do so by enabling 2FA, downloading software only from reliable sources, etc.

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This slide lists steps to be followed in case a user detects spyware on their device. They must disconnect the device’s internet connection and check the programs list to delete any suspicious software.

Slide 9

This slide introduces anti spyware tools. While some anti-spyware programs operate only when the scan is manually performed, others monitor computer activity continuously to make sure spyware cannot record the user's information.