AP® Cybersecurity glossary

Credential stuffing

Course: AP® Cybersecurity Shows up in: Unit 4: Securing Devices

An attack that tries common default credentials or stolen username and password pairs on services or devices.

Appears in the course and exam description (CED): 4.2.B.54.4.D.4

Why it matters in Unit 4

In logs: default pairs in quick succession, often from one internet protocol (IP) address.

Example

admin/admin, root/root tried on a router.

Learn it properly, with a checkpoint 4.2 Authentication

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