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  Photo by Nick Wehrli: https://www.pexels.com/photo/man-riding-motorcycle-on-beach-during-sunset-5282252/ Tabnabbing is a type of phishing attack that exploits the behavior of modern web browsers to deceive users into giving away their sensitive information. In this type of attack, the attacker opens a website in a browser tab and then modifies its content using JavaScript or other scripting languages to make it look like a trusted website. The attacker then waits for the user to switch to another tab or window, and when the user returns to the modified tab, they are presented with a fake login form or other type of input field that is designed to steal their login credentials, credit card information, or other sensitive data. Tabnabbing is particularly effective because it takes advantage of the fact that users often have multiple tabs open in their browser and switch between them frequently. The modified tab may have the same favicon and title as the legitimate website, making it di

  SQL Injection is a type of cyber attack where an attacker injects malicious SQL code into a vulnerable application's input field, usually a web form, with the intention of manipulating the database behind the application. The attack works by taking advantage of a vulnerability in the application's code that allows unsanitized user input to be executed as SQL commands by the database. Here's an example scenario of how SQL injection works: Let's say there's a web application that has a login form where a user enters their username and password. The application's code uses the following SQL query to authenticate the user: SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = 'username' AND password = 'password' An attacker can inject malicious SQL code into the input fields to change the behavior of the query. For example, they can use the following input: username: ' OR 1=1 -- password: password The resulting SQL query becomes: SELECT * FROM us