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SUMMARY:Overview
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In the second part of this course, you'll learn all about the 3 attack vectors

Physical access, whether the smartphone is locked or not
Close proximity, through wireless hacking
and finally, remotely, through software and even the cloud


But before going through these 3 attack vectors, let's address the thing that some people ask and I'm sure many people think.
Why me? I'm nobody so what are the chances that I specifically would be hacked?

This is why it's important to realize that hackers launch two types of attacks. The first ones are opportunistic and they represent the majority of them.
Imagine hackers like fishermen who would launch millions of baits in the sea. If a fish happens to pass by and get lured into eating the bait, it gets caught. And because statistically speaking, there will always be a fraction of people who get caught, the payoff is always worth the effort.
In this scenario, they don't really care who gets caught and so you could be the victim. The second...

https://www.learndesk.us/class/5704020041662464/lesson/6f8833536307876cf36f9670a5de6912?ref=outlook-calendar
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