All right, welcome back, everyone, and the session we are going to get back to why because throughout
the session in this section especially, will be will be building the building and building the back
door from this building, the Margarette from this front.
That's why it has become very important to understand this.
Let's let's get the idea back.
There is nothing but a moderate itself.
It's a type of maneuver where the attacker can establish a connection remotely and then can accomplish
anything they want.
Maybe they want to transfer the file from the the victim machine compromise system, or maybe they maybe
the hacker just want to capture some images from the webcam or maybe perform any key logging or activity
on the system itself, maybe a spying or all the stuff.
And it's remember this back door as it's always used in a situation where the target is.
I mean, when the victim is targeted, what do you mean by that?
It means that that could be two attacks.
It could be on targeted, which is more of a commodity commodity being a bank where the hacker just
want to get just just send millions of emails and they expect at least five percent or 10 percent of
conversion.
And those people get converted and those people get compromised and then probably the attacker get some
money out of it.
They don't really care about a specific user or something.
But when it comes to the target at their back and the situation, the hackers are very much sophisticated
then, very much focused Patience's.
But because they can they they actually they in order to make their attacks successful, they they are
focused about the organization they even know which employ your user to target.
And they even know about the technology domain every every start stuff about the target, you know,
target system or the victim.
And in fact, they didn't even wait for six months, a year or maybe two years.
And it might take a whole lot of time.
But in case of commodity or on target attacks they've gone through, those cyber criminals are not doing
so much patience.
So they need the returns very fast.
All right.
So that's why back doors are used.
This is kind of a moderate use in situation when, you know, it's a targeted attacks most of the time.
And that's what could really be challenged or can be about your system can be a part of, you know,
DOS attack as well, which I'll discuss later on.
But understand this, whenever you see a back door, it's definitely, you know, and periodically and
priority alerts or an urgency as well, allow attackers to get the access of the system remotely, of
course, and can also be used to compromise the Web application as well.
We remember I mean, compromising the application is slightly easier than the Windows Phone.
It's because Web applications are open for everyone.
It's open.
It's on the public network.
But when you talk about the windows then machine in any organization, it's a part of a private network.
So by default, none of the connections are allowed to enter it again.
You can access the application or application, can talk to our Web application, talk to can talk to
you only only when the users send their request.
And that's the part of state good behavior.
All right.
I hope you got the idea about back to get you in the next session.
Thank you.