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EN This method involves modifying an IP address to reroute traffic to an attacker’s website. The attacker “spoofs” the address by altering packet headers to disguise themselves as a legitimate application or website.

• method involves modifying
• website
• attacker
• address by altering
• headers to disguise
• legitimate application

EN IP spoofing involves modifying an IP address to reroute traffic to an attacker’s website. The attacker “spoofs” the address by altering packet headers to disguise themselves as a legitimate application or website.

• IP spoofing involves
• website
• attacker
• address by altering
• headers to disguise
• legitimate application

EN BUT: The more specific the password guidelines are, the more likely an attacker is able to hack the password using automated systems

• specific the password
• likely an attacker
• able to hack
• password using automated

EN Since Passwordstate software does not use client-side encryption, the attacker was able to decrypt the entire database and exfiltrated the plaintext data to the attacker’s server.

• Since Passwordstate software
• client-side encryption
• attacker was able
• decrypt the entire
• exfiltrated the plaintext

EN This effectively provides the attacker with a search capability in the mailbox of an unwitting visitor on the attacker?s website.

EN Important: Changing your Password here does not change the password in your VPS. It would be best if you changed the password in your VPS as well.

• Important
• Changing your Password
• does not change
• changed the password

EN Important: Changing your Password here does not change the password in your Cloud Control Portal. It would be best if you changed the password in your Cloud Control Portal to match.

• Important
• Changing your Password
• does not change
• Control Portal
• changed the password
• Cloud Control Portal

EN This function allows you to upload a backup to the server to restore from if needed. You would want to select the file to upload and enter the password if the backup was password protected.

• upload a backup
• server to restore
• needed
• file to upload
• enter the password
• backup was password

EN How long does it take an attacker to hack a password?

• attacker to hack
• password

EN In this version I have added the requirement to enter an admin password to reveal passwords. This way the tool can be used on machines used by users who should not see the actual password in a safe manner.

• requirement to enter
• passwords
• way the tool
• used on machines
• users who should
• safe

EN In this version I have added the requirement to enter an admin password to reveal passwords. This way the tool can be used on machines used by users who should not see the actual password in a safe manner.

• requirement to enter
• passwords
• way the tool
• used on machines
• users who should
• safe

EN In this version I have added the requirement to enter an admin password to reveal passwords. This way the tool can be used on machines used by users who should not see the actual password in a safe manner.

• requirement to enter
• passwords
• way the tool
• used on machines
• users who should
• safe

EN You are responsible for safeguarding the password that you use to access the Service and for any activities or actions under your password, whether your password is with our Service or a third-party service.

• responsible for safeguarding
• access the Service
• activities
• whether your password
• Service
• third-party

EN Enter your old password into the Current Password text box. Then enter your new password into the successive two text boxes.

• Enter your old
• Current Password text
• two text

EN Resetting your password:You can easily reset your password. Enter your user and account name and WEBFLEET will send an email to the email address of the user. Click the link in this email to set a new password.

• Enter your user
• account name
• WEBFLEET will send
• Click the link
• email to set

EN Where we have given you (or where you have chosen) a password which enables you to access any part of our Service, you are responsible for keeping this password confidential

• chosen
• password which enables
• access any part
• Service
• responsible for keeping
• password confidential

EN Resetting your password:You can easily reset your password. Enter your user and account name and WEBFLEET will send an email to the email address of the user. Click the link in this email to set a new password.

• Enter your user
• account name
• WEBFLEET will send
• Click the link
• email to set

EN You are responsible for safeguarding the password that you use to access the Service and for any activities or actions under your password, whether your password is with our Service or a third-party service.

• responsible for safeguarding
• access the Service
• activities
• whether your password
• Service
• third-party

EN Password protected flipbooks use a password as an extra layer of security. No one can access these documents unless they have the password.

• Password protected flipbooks
• layer of security
• access these documents

EN If you have an account and no password, or if you have lost your password, use this form to request a new password.

• account
• password
• lost your password
• form to request

EN Encrypt Access Keys with a password: You can choose to set a password that you require to view your Access Keys. We recommend that you always have a password to keep your data safe and in your control.

• Encrypt Access Keys
• password
• choose to set
• view your Access
• password to keep
• safe

EN Encrypt Access Keys with a password: You can choose to set a password that you require to view your Access Keys. We recommend that you always have a password to keep your data safe and in your control.

• Encrypt Access Keys
• password
• choose to set
• view your Access
• password to keep
• safe

EN The attacker already knows things like the victim’s phone number, address, full name and possibly even their Social Security number, then leverages that information to make phishing attachments or links feel more legitimate.

• attacker already knows
• phone number
• address
• full name
• Security number
• phishing attachments

EN This attack links the attacker’s MAC address with the victim’s IP address on a local area network using fake ARP messages

• local area network
• fake ARP messages

EN The attacker already knows things like the victim’s phone number, address, full name and even social security number, and leverages that information to make phishing attachments or links feel more legitimate.

• attacker already knows
• phone number
• address
• full name
• even social security
• phishing attachments

EN We even give you full visibility on the attacker by giving you a full record of domain abuse from that IP, and see if it’s blacklisted or not.

• record of domain
• IP
• blacklisted

EN Use updated VPNs for the team to hide IP addresses and make it far more difficult for an attacker to narrow down your business’s exact IP addresses.

• team to hide
• addresses
• far more difficult
• attacker to narrow
• exact IP

EN Use updated VPNs for the team to hide IP addresses and make it far more difficult for an attacker to narrow down your business’s exact IP addresses.

• team to hide
• addresses
• far more difficult
• attacker to narrow
• exact IP

EN We even give you full visibility on the attacker by giving you a full record of domain abuse from that IP, and see if it’s blacklisted or not.

• record of domain
• IP
• blacklisted

EN Moreover, without adequate protections in place, a user?s cookies can be attached in the initial plaintext HTTP request, allowing the attacker to capture them on the network.

• Moreover
• without adequate protections
• place
• user
• initial plaintext HTTP
• allowing the attacker

EN Oftentimes, the attacker will provide the victim with a decryption key depending on the type of ransomware attack.

• Oftentimes
• type of ransomware

EN The victim will receive an on-screen alert that says, in order to decrypt the files, they will need to obtain a decryption key from the attacker

• victim will receive
• order to decrypt
• files
• obtain a decryption
• attacker

EN An attacker won't provide the victim with a decryption key until they've paid the ransom.

• key until they've

EN Even if the device is lost or stolen or an attacker obtains physical access to the mobile device, they will be unable to access any stored Keeper information

• lost
• stolen
• attacker obtains physical
• mobile device
• unable to access

EN How to bypass Windows password without resetting or changing the current password?

• bypass Windows password
• resetting
• changing the current

EN Login Data: The email address and accountability password chosen by the Client for access to the Account, whereby the Client will be personally responsible for choosing a secure password.

• Login Data
• email address
• accountability password chosen
• Client for access
• Account
• whereby the Client
• secure

EN How to bypass Windows password without resetting or changing the current password?

• bypass Windows password
• resetting
• changing the current

EN You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of the password and account and are fully responsible for all activities that occur under your password or account

• responsible for maintaining
• account
• activities that occur
• password

EN Without MTA-STS, an attacker may initiate an MITM TLS downgrade attack, replacing or deleting the STARTTLS command so that the email gets sent to the receiving server without TLS encryption, in cleartext

• Without MTA-STS
• attacker may initiate
• MITM TLS downgrade
• replacing
• deleting the STARTTLS
• email gets sent
• receiving server without
• encryption
• cleartext

EN If someone’s trying to impersonate your organization and use your domain name to send emails, we’ll send you an alert instantly so you can take action and take down the attacker’s IP address.

• trying to impersonate
• organization
• emails
• take action
• IP

EN The most common scenario is when an attacker hijacks a genuine server and uses it to send spoofed emails

• server
• spoofed emails

EN The sending server thinks the receiver doesn?t support the STARTTLS command and sends the email without TLS encryption, allowing the attacker to view or tamper with the email?s contents.

• sending server thinks
• receiver doesn
• STARTTLS command
• sends the email
• TLS encryption
• allowing the attacker
• view

EN Without MTA-STS, an attacker may initiate an MITM TLS downgrade attack, replacing or deleting the STARTTLS command so that the email gets sent to the receiving server without TLS encryption, in cleartext

• Without MTA-STS
• attacker may initiate
• MITM TLS downgrade
• replacing
• deleting the STARTTLS
• email gets sent
• receiving server without
• encryption
• cleartext

EN The sending server thinks the receiver doesn?t support the STARTTLS command and sends the email without TLS encryption, allowing the attacker to view or tamper with the email?s contents.

• sending server thinks
• receiver doesn
• STARTTLS command
• sends the email
• TLS encryption
• allowing the attacker
• view

EN If someone’s trying to impersonate your organization and use your domain name to send emails, we’ll send you an alert instantly so you can take action and take down the attacker’s IP address.

• trying to impersonate
• organization
• emails
• take action
• IP

EN Essentially, a MITM attack takes place when an attacker replaces or deletes the STARTTLS command to make the secured connection rollback to an unsecured one, without TLS encryption

• Essentially
• MITM attack takes
• attacker replaces
• deletes the STARTTLS
• secured connection rollback
• without TLS encryption

EN After successfully performing a downgrade attack, the attacker can access and view the email content without hindrances.

• After successfully performing
• downgrade attack
• attacker can access
• view the email
• without

EN The goal of the attacker is to obtain information, typically credit card information, for financial gain

• typically credit card
• financial gain

EN Keeper's use of SHA2 protects against counterfeit certificates that an attacker could use to impersonate a website.

• against counterfeit certificates

EN Dormant accounts may have passwords cleared, and will need a password reset. If you are having difficulty logging in, please contact support for help.

• passwords cleared
• password reset
• having difficulty logging