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How malicious hackers attack

September 01, 2006

By Roger A. Grimes

1. Log-on credential or password guessing/cracking
2. Buffer overflow
3. Application or OS vulnerability
4. Application or OS misconfiguration
5. Data malformation -- SQL injection, XSS, and so on
6. Sniffing/eavesdropping
7. Client-side attack
8. Social engineering

Source: http://www.infoworld.com/

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