12 Days of Cybersecurity Christmas
Reading Time: 2 minutes | Published: December 24, 2019 in Uncategorized
Tags: Christmas, cybersecurity
On the first day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
A Trojan to access my PC
On the second day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the third day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the fifth day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the sixth day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the seventh day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the eighth day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Eight drive-by-downloads
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the ninth day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Nine code-bombs ticking
Eight drive-by-downloads
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the 10th day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Ten botnets scanning
Nine code-bombs ticking
Eight drive-by-downloads
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the 11th day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Eleven scripts injecting
Ten botnets scanning
Nine code-bombs ticking
Eight drive-by-downloads
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
On the 12th day of Christmas a cyber attacker sent to me
Twelve phishing emails (Wow – that discount looked great!)
Eleven scripts injecting
Ten botnets scanning
Nine code-bombs ticking
Eight drive-by-downloads
Seven loggers spying
Six files infecting
Five ransomware rings
Four crypto-miners
Three computer worms
Two root hole exploits
And Trojan to access my PC
Wishing you all a happy and safe holiday season!
Made in fun by Carolyn Crandall, Chief Deception Officer and CMO of Attivo Networks
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