Information security exploits flaws in computer systems for nefarious reasons as information security means state of protection against unauthorized information or measures to protect this.
2. Attacker uses someone else's computer to commit the crime as indirect attack tries to fllod information from computer in the same way, with fake IP address.
3. Distributed denial of service attack prevents site access by sending too many requests at one time. They aim to overwhelm with more traffic than the server can carry.
4. The value of goods depends on the number of people using it because more people using it, more will be the sale of products and higher will be value or demand of product in market.
5. Information security exploits flaws in computer systems for nefarious reasons as information security means state of protection against unauthorized information or measures to protect this.
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