Backdoor Attacks

Backdoor attacks are a form of cybersecurity threat where an attacker secretly creates a hidden entry point into a system, allowing unauthorized access to bypass normal authentication methods. These covert methods can exploit software vulnerabilities or be embedded in malicious code, enabling attackers to control systems, steal sensitive data, or launch additional attacks. Organizations must implement robust security measures, including regular software updates, intrusion detection systems, and employee training, to defend against backdoor attacks and protect their digital assets from potential breaches. Awareness and proactive strategies are essential in mitigating these risks.

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