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A cybercrime marketplace is an online platform where criminals trade stolen data, hacked accounts, and illegal cyber tools, often anonymously.
An echo chamber is an environment where similar ideas are repeatedly shared and amplified, reducing exposure to different viewpoints—common among both people and bots.
Prompt Overdose is when attackers overwhelm AI with dense instructions to bypass safeguards and force the system to produce attacker-controlled content.
The Startup Folder is a Windows directory where programs placed inside automatically run every time the computer starts or a user logs in.
A persistence mechanism is a method used by malware to stay active on a system, surviving reboots and removal attempts by users or security tools.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) uses tools and policies to control who or what can access digital resources, ensuring only authorized users gain entry.
End of Support is when a company stops delivering updates or security fixes for a software version, making it more vulnerable to threats.
Threat intelligence is information about cyber threats that helps organizations anticipate, identify, and defend against potential cyberattacks.
A Traffic Distribution System (TDS) redirects web users to different sites, often used by cybercriminals to send victims to malicious or fraudulent content.