Session Cookies: How They Work and Why Security Matters
Session cookies are temporary files that keep you logged in to websites. If stolen, they can let attackers impersonate you online.
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Session cookies are temporary files that keep you logged in to websites. If stolen, they can let attackers impersonate you online.
Digital infrastructure comprises the IT systems, networks, and technologies—like data centers and cloud services—that power a company’s digital operations.
Compliance means following laws and industry standards, like GDPR, to protect data, maintain trust, and avoid regulatory penalties.
Persistence involves techniques used by malware to survive reboots and stay hidden on systems, often by mimicking legitimate processes or updates.
A script kiddie is someone who uses existing hacking tools without deep technical knowledge, often to launch cyberattacks with little understanding.
An insider threat is when someone within an organization misuses their access to systems or data, intentionally or accidentally causing harm.
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