DDoSAttackInvolves the use ofnumerouscompromisedcomputer systemsor mobile devicesto target a serverXSSattacksCross-site scripting,the attackertransmits maliciousscripts usingclickable contentthat gets sent to thetarget's browserSpoofingAn attacker takesadvantage of thefact that the userthinks the sitethey are visitingis legitimateSocialEngineeringRelies onmanipulating peopleinto violating securityprocedures anddivulging sensitive orpersonal informationSQLInjectionOccurs whenan attackerinsertsmalicious codeinto a serverthat uses SQLInsiderThreatCaused by theactions ofemployees, formeremployees,businesscontractors, orassociatesSpearPhishingThreat actorsuse a deepknowledge ofthe potentialvictims to targetthemAdwareA type of malwarethat displaysunwanted ads onend-user devicesto generaterevenue fromadvertisers.WhalingA type of phishingattack that alsoleverages personalcommunication togain access to auser's device orpersonal informationBotnetA network ofinfected devicesthat can becontrolled by anattacker to performmalicious activitiesPasswordAttackThis type of attackis aimedspecifically atobtaining a user'spassword or anaccount'spassword.AccountCompromisea socialengineeringtactic where theattacker posesas a trustworthyexecutiveMalwareWide range ofsoftware programsdesigned toinfiltrate, damage,or gainunauthorizedaccessBirthdayattackAn attackerabuses a securityfeature: hashalgorithms, whichare used to verifythe authenticity ofmessages.Man intheMiddleA hacker orcompromisedsystem sits inbetween twouncompromisedpeople or systemsKeyloggerA type of malicioussoftware designedto track everykeystroke andreport it back to ahacker.BruteForceAttempting variouscombinations toguess passwords,credentials, andencryption keysCredentialExploitationSingle factorauthenticationleaves the doorwide open toattackers planningon performingprivilege escalation.Ransomwaresystem is heldhostage untilthey agree topay a ransomto the attacker.AccounthijackingThe attackertakes over asessionbetween aclient and theserver.ExploitsA software tooldesigned totake advantageof a flaw in acomputersystemIOTExploit vulnerabilitiesin internet-connecteddevices, such assmart POS, Lighting,and Securitysystems, to launchdenial-of-serviceattacksRogueDeviceThis type ofattack exists onthe network asan unmanageddeviceDNSTunnelingUtilizes theDNS protocol tocommunicatenon-DNS trafficover port 53DDoSAttackInvolves the use ofnumerouscompromisedcomputer systemsor mobile devicesto target a serverXSSattacksCross-site scripting,the attackertransmits maliciousscripts usingclickable contentthat gets sent to thetarget's browserSpoofingAn attacker takesadvantage of thefact that the userthinks the sitethey are visitingis legitimateSocialEngineeringRelies onmanipulating peopleinto violating securityprocedures anddivulging sensitive orpersonal informationSQLInjectionOccurs whenan attackerinsertsmalicious codeinto a serverthat uses SQLInsiderThreatCaused by theactions ofemployees, formeremployees,businesscontractors, orassociatesSpearPhishingThreat actorsuse a deepknowledge ofthe potentialvictims to targetthemAdwareA type of malwarethat displaysunwanted ads onend-user devicesto generaterevenue fromadvertisers.WhalingA type of phishingattack that alsoleverages personalcommunication togain access to auser's device orpersonal informationBotnetA network ofinfected devicesthat can becontrolled by anattacker to performmalicious activitiesPasswordAttackThis type of attackis aimedspecifically atobtaining a user'spassword or anaccount'spassword.AccountCompromisea socialengineeringtactic where theattacker posesas a trustworthyexecutiveMalwareWide range ofsoftware programsdesigned toinfiltrate, damage,or gainunauthorizedaccessBirthdayattackAn attackerabuses a securityfeature: hashalgorithms, whichare used to verifythe authenticity ofmessages.Man intheMiddleA hacker orcompromisedsystem sits inbetween twouncompromisedpeople or systemsKeyloggerA type of malicioussoftware designedto track everykeystroke andreport it back to ahacker.BruteForceAttempting variouscombinations toguess passwords,credentials, andencryption keysCredentialExploitationSingle factorauthenticationleaves the doorwide open toattackers planningon performingprivilege escalation.Ransomwaresystem is heldhostage untilthey agree topay a ransomto the attacker.AccounthijackingThe attackertakes over asessionbetween aclient and theserver.ExploitsA software tooldesigned totake advantageof a flaw in acomputersystemIOTExploit vulnerabilitiesin internet-connecteddevices, such assmart POS, Lighting,and Securitysystems, to launchdenial-of-serviceattacksRogueDeviceThis type ofattack exists onthe network asan unmanageddeviceDNSTunnelingUtilizes theDNS protocol tocommunicatenon-DNS trafficover port 53

Security Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Involves the use of numerous compromised computer systems or mobile devices to target a server
    DDoS Attack
  2. Cross-site scripting, the attacker transmits malicious scripts using clickable content that gets sent to the target's browser
    XSS attacks
  3. An attacker takes advantage of the fact that the user thinks the site they are visiting is legitimate
    Spoofing
  4. Relies on manipulating people into violating security procedures and divulging sensitive or personal information
    Social Engineering
  5. Occurs when an attacker inserts malicious code into a server that uses SQL
    SQL Injection
  6. Caused by the actions of employees, former employees, business contractors, or associates
    Insider Threat
  7. Threat actors use a deep knowledge of the potential victims to target them
    Spear Phishing
  8. A type of malware that displays unwanted ads on end-user devices to generate revenue from advertisers.
    Adware
  9. A type of phishing attack that also leverages personal communication to gain access to a user's device or personal information
    Whaling
  10. A network of infected devices that can be controlled by an attacker to perform malicious activities
    Botnet
  11. This type of attack is aimed specifically at obtaining a user's password or an account's password.
    Password Attack
  12. a social engineering tactic where the attacker poses as a trustworthy executive
    Account Compromise
  13. Wide range of software programs designed to infiltrate, damage, or gain unauthorized access
    Malware
  14. An attacker abuses a security feature: hash algorithms, which are used to verify the authenticity of messages.
    Birthday attack
  15. A hacker or compromised system sits in between two uncompromised people or systems
    Man in the Middle
  16. A type of malicious software designed to track every keystroke and report it back to a hacker.
    Keylogger
  17. Attempting various combinations to guess passwords, credentials, and encryption keys
    Brute Force
  18. Single factor authentication leaves the door wide open to attackers planning on performing privilege escalation.
    Credential Exploitation
  19. system is held hostage until they agree to pay a ransom to the attacker.
    Ransomware
  20. The attacker takes over a session between a client and the server.
    Account hijacking
  21. A software tool designed to take advantage of a flaw in a computer system
    Exploits
  22. Exploit vulnerabilities in internet-connected devices, such as smart POS, Lighting, and Security systems, to launch denial-of-service attacks
    IOT
  23. This type of attack exists on the network as an unmanaged device
    Rogue Device
  24. Utilizes the DNS protocol to communicate non-DNS traffic over port 53
    DNS Tunneling