An investigation on different types of cyber-attacks and their detection and prevention

Network safety expects a huge part in the field of information advancement. Getting the information has become presumably the best test in this day. Right when we think about network wellbeing the essential thing that hits home is computerized bad behaviours which are extending gigantically bit by b...

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Main Authors: Sarkar, Bikramjit, Mukherjee, Abhirup, Ghosh, Arundhati, Chakraborty, Chirag, Kiruthiga, R., Kumar, Kanhaiya, Barman, Debashis
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Cybersecurity
Data integrity
Data loss
Ethical standards
New technology
Theft
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Summary:Network safety expects a huge part in the field of information advancement. Getting the information has become presumably the best test in this day. Right when we think about network wellbeing the essential thing that hits home is computerized bad behaviours which are extending gigantically bit by bit. Cyber hacking is often used for unethical purposes like data theft, disruption of communication or daily life activities, financial frauds and so on. Various Governments and associations are taking various measures to hinder these advanced bad behaviours. Other than various measures network security is at this point an uncommonly enormous concern to a seriously huge number. This paper, on a very basic level, bases on challenges looked at by computerized insurance on the latest advancements. This paper additionally presents the diagram of the top tier computerized attack disclosure strategies. Cyber hacking patterns in emerging technologies are also discussed in this paper. Organizations now-a-days are taking several precautions to protect their private information and prevent data loss. It is similarly based on the organization’s security techniques, ethics, and examples changing the core of the organization’s wellbeing.
ISSN:0094-243X
1551-7616
DOI:10.1063/5.0171368