Top 10 Lists: Week 02

1. Cryptography
   A study/concept of technique for secured communications between two or more senders and recipients.

2. Encryption
   Way to secure data or information by “randomizing” readable data to chirped data. For every encryption there is a key to decrypt it so the key holder can read the chirped data as it is a readable data.

3. Asymmetric Encryption
   Encryption using a single key for both encrypt and decrypt data that used by every person that has access to it.

4. Asymmetric Encryption
   Encryption using a pair key that used to encrypt and decrypt data, usually a public key used to encrypt and a private key used to decrypt

5. DoS (Denial of Service)
   A Security Violation that attacks to disrupt the use of a system. Commonly done via a network.

6. DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)
   A Security violation similar to DoS Attack that done from multiple sources/sites. DDoS attack usually used to black mailed a person/an organization.

7. Trojan Horse
   Inspired from Trojan War from ancient history, Trojan Horse is a malware posing as an innocent app that—after installed—will perform suspiciously.

8. Phising
   A way to get personal information through fake links that distributed via email.

9. Data Breach
   Secured and private data that intentionally or unintentionally shared to the open world.

10. Ransomware
    From the name itself, Ransomware will request for ransom (usually bitcoin) after crypting a computer’s data. This ransomware will not delete the data if the ransom is fulfilled.