Vulnerability — Network

: Poorly secured interfaces can expose backend systems and sensitive data.

Vulnerabilities are typically categorized by where they originate in the system:

: Flaws in the standards used for communication.

A network vulnerability is a flaw or weakness in an organization's hardware, software, or internal processes that can be exploited by an attacker to gain unauthorized access or cause harm. These vulnerabilities act as "open doors" that malicious actors use to steal data, install malware, or disrupt services. 🛡️ Common Types of Network Vulnerabilities

: Bugs or outdated code in operating systems and applications.