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Chapter 7 Types of Attacks2, Types of Attacks Trojans Programs that look like ordinary software, but actually perform unintended or malicious actions behind the scenes when launched. Most remote control spyware programs are of this type, as are various login programs that look just like a user's regular login screen., Programs that look like ordinary software, but actually perform unintended or malicious actions behind the scenes when launched. Most remote control spyware programs are of this type, as are various login programs that look just like a user's regular login screen. Protection Against The only protection is early use of a cryptographic checksum (or binary file digital signature procedure., Types of Attacks Standard Spyware Techniques Denial of Service, Types of Attacks Social Engineering Use of persuasion or deception to gain access to information systems. Usually a telephone or e-mail message. Attacker usually pretends to be a director or manager in company traveling on business with a deadline to get some important data left on their network drive. They pressure the help dest to give them the toll- free number of the RAS server to dial and sometimes get their password reset.