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What attack uses human deception rather than code to steal credentials?
Answer: Social engineering
Why: Famous hacker Kevin Mitnick demonstrated that tricking an employee on the phone is often easier than cracking encryption.
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Which hacking tool mimics a human keyboard to inject malicious commands via USB?
Answer: USB Rubber Ducky
Why: Because operating systems inherently trust USB keyboards, keystroke injection tools bypass restrictions meant for USB storage drives.
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Which hacker did the FBI arrest in 1995 after a manhunt?
Answer: Kevin Mitnick
Why: Arrested in Raleigh in February 1995, he spent four and a half years in jail awaiting trial and was released in January 2000.
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Which malware encrypts a victim's files and demands money for the key?
Answer: Ransomware
Why: The earliest known ransomware in 1989 demanded payment sent to a Panama PO Box via postal mail.
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Which web browser is widely used to access hidden dark web sites anonymously?
Answer: Tor browser
Why: Tor Browser is a hardened build of Firefox, born from the Naval Research Lab's The Onion Routing project to shield US government traffic.
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Which attack flips bits in nearby DRAM rows using rapid repeated access?
Answer: Rowhammer
Why: Denser memory is weaker: DDR3 needed about 139,000 row activations to flip a bit, while LPDDR4 needs under 5,000.