Losses Caused by Spyware

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Losses Caused by Spyware

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Once installed, the trojan will perform tasks based on the hacker's orders. From installing spyware to taking control of your device.

Pegasus
Pegasus works to monitor all information on the victim's device; including browser usage history, user location history, even the contents of chat conversations and emails. This example of spyware was created to help authorities track down criminals.

Keylogger
Keyloggers or commonly called system monitors are a type of spyware that records the victim's keyboard usage activities. In addition to recording the activity, the keylogger will send it to the list of malaysia cell phone numbers hacker's server. That way, the hacker will know the victim's personal information such as passwords, credit card data, and other information and can misuse it.

Password Theft
Any spyware that steals passwords and other login information can be called password theft . This type of spyware works by sending the stolen data to a hacker's server. In addition, password theft can also be designed to install malware without you knowing.

Adware
As the name implies, adware is an example of spyware in the form of advertising. An example is an ad banner in a browser that suddenly appears in a separate window. This often interferes with our activities when browsing. However, adware can be dangerous if you accidentally click on an ad, the spyware will direct you to a phishing website or even install malware automatically.

Here are some negative impacts caused by spyware:

Device Damage
Slow or even worse, broken devices will hamper the daily operations of a business. Such as replying to client emails, writing documents, running digital marketing, and so on.

Data Leak
Spyware attacks can result in business data leaks. Starting from the “simple” ones such as price lists, supplier addresses and consumer invoice information. To the more horrific ones such as employee personal data, customer account information and your business’s internal data.
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