Intuition is the instinctive human ability to understand or solve problems without conscious reasoning, setting people apart from AI systems.
An invariant is a rule or condition that must always hold true in a system to ensure its security, stability, or correctness.
Invasion of privacy occurs when someone’s personal data is accessed, used, or shared without their consent, especially sensitive or confidential information.
The Investigatory Powers Act is a UK law allowing government agencies to access digital communications and data for security and law enforcement purposes.
Investment fraud is a scam where criminals trick people into investing money in fake or risky schemes, often by promising high returns with little risk.
An investment platform is an online service for buying, selling, or managing financial assets; scams may use fake platforms to steal money or data.
An investment scam is a fraudulent scheme where criminals promise high returns to trick people into giving money, which is then stolen.
An invisible pixel is a tiny, transparent image on websites or emails used to secretly track user activity or gather data without being noticed.
InvisibleFerret is a Python-based backdoor malware that lets hackers maintain secret, ongoing access to compromised devices, often delivered by BeaverTail.
An Indicator of Compromise (IOC) is evidence, like unusual files or network activity, that signals a potential security breach or cyberattack.