Bluesnarfing, The unauthorized access of information from a wireless device through a Bluetooth connection., Bluejacking, sending unsolicited messages over Bluetooth, DNS poisoning, An attack that substitutes DNS addresses so that the computer is automatically redirected to an attacker's device., DDoS Attack, a type of attack where multiple virus-infected computers are used to target a single system, overwhelming it with traffic, rendering it useless or unresponsive, On path attack, Also known as a man-in-the middle attack, ARP poisoning, An attack where the attacker associates his MAC address with someone else's IP address (almost always the router), so all traffic will be sent to him first., Advanced Persistent Threat, Attacks carried out for governments and nation states. This entity has the highest level of resources, including open source intelligence and covert sources of intelligence., Evil Twin, A type of rogue AP that has the same SSID as a legitimate AP, RFID, A technology that uses tags to identify and track objects.

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