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Glossary of Cybersecurity Terms
Keeping up with the constant influx of new cybersecurity terminology can be difficult. However, Bolster is here to help. Our glossary provides clear definitions for the latest important terms used in the cybersecurity and information security industry that you should be familiar with.
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Domain Impersonation Monitoring
Domain impersonation monitoring is a crucial security measure that protects your company’s domain name from potential cyberattacks. These attacks may include phishing schemes, website hacking, and impersonating business websites. Without…
Typosquatting & Protection
Typosquatting – sometimes referred to as URL hijacking – is a form of cybersquatting where bad actors register domains that are intentionally similar to legitimate websites. These domains often contain…
What is a Phishing Bot?
A phishing bot is an automated tool that mimics legitimate entities – such as banks, social media platforms, or customer support representatives – to trick users into revealing sensitive data…
Smishing (SMS Phishing) Tools
Smishing tools refer to the software, services, and techniques cybercriminals use to execute SMS phishing (smishing) attacks, such as fraudulent text messages designed to steal personal information, financial data, or…
Remote Access Trojan
A Remote Access Trojan (RAT) is a type of malware that allows cybercriminals to take complete control of a victim’s device remotely, typically without their knowledge. These tools enable attackers…
What is an Info Stealer?
An info stealer is a type of malicious software (malware) designed to extract sensitive information from infected devices. Common targets include login credentials, credit card numbers, banking information, and personal…
What is Cracked Software?
Cracked software refers to applications that have been tampered with to bypass licensing restrictions or activation requirements. Using cracked software exposes users to significant risks, including cybersecurity threats, legal consequences,…
Real-Time Threat Detection & Analysis with AI
Real-time threat analysis involves the continuous monitoring and assessment of digital activity to detect and respond to cyber threats—as they occur. This process combines automated AI threat intelligence with human…
What is Threat Triage?
Threat triage is the process that allows security teams to identify, categorize, and prioritize potential security threats, cutting through the noise and targeting the most urgent risks first. Just as…
