Ghost Attack
“Ghost Attack” is a term used in computer security to describe a type of cyber attack. It is called “ghost” because it is difficult to detect and can be performed without leaving any traces.
In a “ghost attack,” the attacker gains access to a computer system and takes control of it without the knowledge or consent of the owner. They can do this by using various methods such as exploiting vulnerabilities, password guessing, or phishing.
Once they have control of the computer, they can perform actions that can be harmful, such as stealing sensitive information, installing malware, or deleting files.
The reason why ghost attacks are so dangerous is that they can go undetected for a long time, causing significant damage to the victim’s computer system and potentially even their personal or financial information.
To protect yourself from ghost attacks, it is important to have strong passwords, keep your operating system and software up-to-date with the latest security patches, and be cautious when opening emails or clicking on links from sources you don’t know.