Securing the components-information security, Computer Network Security

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SECURING THE COMPONENTS

Computer can be subject of an attack or the object of an attack. When subject of an attack, computer is used as lively tool to conduct attack. The figure shows how hacker exploits the information with respect to the subject (client) and object server

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                                                 Figure--Computers as Subject and Object of an Attack

 

 


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