Why are active assaults considered to be more dangerous than passive ones? To substantiate your claims, include instances from actual life. Also, provide an explanation of the many active and passive attacks that may be made.

What exactly is meant by the term "downgrade assault," and how can one protect themselves against such an attack?

What exactly is an attack that downgrades your status, and how can you defend yourself against such an assault?

In the "real world," there is the potential for vulnerabilities and security breaches. What are some examples of this?

Can you explain the difference between an assault and a threat?

What exactly does it mean when someone says they are going to assault you with a poison package, and what does it imply? Please provide two examples of this kind of violent attack.

What exactly is meant by the term "downgrade assault," and how can one protect themselves against such an attack?

Is there a service that can be used or a preventative step that can be taken so that information may be kept secure? Find out who might gain the most from making use of this particular countermeasure or service, and why they would.

What exactly is a poison package assault, and what does its occurrence mean? I'd appreciate it if you could provide me with two instances of this kind of attack.

Investigate the following in two current assault scenarios (2019 or 2020):   What month, day, and year did the assault occur?   Where did the assault happen?   What happened during the attack?   Who was the perpetrator of this attack?   How was it repaired or can it be fixed?   What was the victim's financial loss as a result of the attack?