Traduzir "attacker can send" para polonês

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 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 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 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 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 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 By reconfiguring the application or service, an attacker can send email on behalf of any person.

• reconfiguring the application
• service
• attacker can send

EN But an attacker can disrupt this process, rerouting the email to a server controlled by them, or make the STARTTLS query fail, prompting your MTA to send the email over an unencrypted connection

• attacker can disrupt
• process
• rerouting the email
• STARTTLS query fail
• prompting your MTA
• send the email
• unencrypted connection

EN By disguising themselves as someone from your organization, an attacker can send malicious emails to employees, causing loss of data and compromising your organization’s systems.

• organization
• attacker can send
• emails to employees

EN But an attacker can disrupt this process, rerouting the email to a server controlled by them, or make the STARTTLS query fail, prompting your MTA to send the email over an unencrypted connection

• attacker can disrupt
• process
• rerouting the email
• STARTTLS query fail
• prompting your MTA
• send the email
• unencrypted connection

EN By disguising themselves as someone from your organization, an attacker can send malicious emails to employees, causing loss of data and compromising your organization’s systems.

• organization
• attacker can send
• emails to employees

EN If an attacker used your domain to send malicious emails to your customers, it wouldn’t just be a security issue

• send malicious emails
• customers
• issue

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 biggest threat to your customer’s email security is an attacker using your brand name and domain to send fake messages

• name
• domain to send
• messages

EN This is a perfect opportunity for an attacker to sneak in and send a carefully crafted phishing email using the domain name of the organization.

• attacker to sneak
• send a carefully

EN The biggest threat to your customer’s email security is an attacker using your brand name and domain to send fake messages

• name
• domain to send
• messages

EN This is a perfect opportunity for an attacker to sneak in and send a carefully crafted phishing email using the domain name of the organization.

• attacker to sneak
• send a carefully

EN If an attacker used your domain to send malicious emails to your customers, it wouldn’t just be a security issue

• send malicious emails
• customers
• issue

EN Whether you want to send 1, 10 or 1,000 SMS text messages, we do not impose any limits on the number of text messages you send, or the number of contacts you send to.

• Whether you want
• send
• SMS text messages
• impose any limits
• number of text
• number of contacts

EN Whether you want to send 1, 10 or 1,000 SMS text messages, we do not impose any limits on the number of text messages you send, or the number of contacts you send to.

• Whether you want
• send
• SMS text messages
• impose any limits
• number of text
• number of contacts

EN Whether you want to send 1, 10 or 1,000 SMS text messages, we do not impose any limits on the number of text messages you send, or the number of contacts you send to.

• Whether you want
• send
• SMS text messages
• impose any limits
• number of text
• number of contacts

EN Whether you want to send 1, 10 or 1,000 SMS text messages, we do not impose any limits on the number of text messages you send, or the number of contacts you send to.

• Whether you want
• send
• SMS text messages
• impose any limits
• number of text
• number of contacts

EN Whether you want to send 1, 10 or 1,000 SMS text messages, we do not impose any limits on the number of text messages you send, or the number of contacts you send to.

• Whether you want
• send
• SMS text messages
• impose any limits
• number of text
• number of contacts

EN You've been hacked - if a malicious third-party attacker has gained control of your router it can trick your device into routing DNS traffic around your VPN which leaves you vulnerable.

• You've been hacked
• malicious third-party attacker
• device into routing

EN When an attacker is successful in a credential stuffing attack, they can potentially take control of a user’s bank information, social media accounts and more

• attacker is successful
• credential stuffing attack
• potentially take control
• social media accounts

EN Phishing attacks can be perpetrated in several ways, depending on the attacker and the information they’re attempting to secure.

• perpetrated in several

EN In either case, the attacker can have total access to your emails.

• either case

EN A MITM attacker can also replace the MX records in the DNS query response with a mail server that they have access to and are in control of

• replace the MX
• DNS query response

EN By pretending to be from customer support at your business, an attacker can steal information from your partners and customers.

• attacker can steal
• partners

EN In either case, the attacker can have total access to your emails.

• either case

EN A MITM attacker can also replace the MX records in the DNS query response with a mail server that they have access to and are in control of

• replace the MX
• DNS query response

EN When an attacker is successful in a credential stuffing attack, they can potentially take control of a user’s bank information, social media accounts and more

• attacker is successful
• credential stuffing attack
• potentially take control
• social media accounts

EN Phishing attacks can be perpetrated in several ways, depending on the attacker and the information they’re attempting to secure.

• perpetrated in several

EN Most domains use protocols like SPF or DKIM to stop email spoofing. While these are useful, they have flaws an attacker can exploit. DMARC, on the other hand, does something different:

• domains use protocols
• SPF
• DKIM to stop
• spoofing
• flaws an attacker
• exploit
• DMARC
• hand
• does something

EN Using a list of common weak passwords, such as 123456 or password1, an attacker can potentially access hundreds of accounts in one attack.

• list of common
• passwords
• attacker can potentially
• hundreds of accounts

EN Can I send bulk invites?Yes! You can send bulk invites to multiple candidates at once by adding a list of email addresses of candidates you'd like to invite.

• send bulk invites
• Yes
• adding a list

EN You can now send your parcel through the InPost Mobile app – without having to print a shipping label, 24/7. You can send the parcel from any parcel locker!

• send your parcel
• InPost Mobile app
• shipping label
• send the parcel
• parcel locker

EN Atlassian considers a security vulnerability to be a weakness in one of our products or infrastructure that could allow an attacker to impact the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of the product or infrastructure.

• products
• infrastructure that could
• attacker to impact
• confidentiality
• integrity

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 attacker sends emails to your employees, impersonating a top-level executive in the organization. They proceed to ask for access to a money transfer or private databases.

• attacker sends emails
• employees
• impersonating a top-level
• organization
• proceed to ask
• transfer
• private

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 An email sent by an attacker through your domain won’t have your private signature on it, and it will fail to authenticate.

EN If an attacker either intercepts and alters the email, or sends a fake email from your domain, the digital signature will fail to decrypt

• attacker either intercepts
• alters the email
• sends a fake
• domain
• decrypt

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 If you think you’re going to be persecuted if you don’t respond, you’re more likely to give up the information your attacker is looking for.

• think
• respond
• likely to give
• attacker is looking

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 For example, an attacker might replace “www.facebook.com” with “www.faceb00k.com”

• example
• attacker might replace

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 Angler phishing involves the attacker posing as a legitimate customer service representative and convincing victims to hand over personal information.

• Angler phishing involves
• legitimate customer service
• personal