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Threat Vectors & Attack Surfaces Explained

A "Threat Vector" is the path; an "Attack Surface" is the target. If you can't distinguish between a message-based attack (Smishing) and a file-based attack (Malicious Macro), you will lose points on your exam and miss threats in your SOC. In this video, Sec Guy maps out the 7 critical threat vectors you need to know, from Supply Chain compromises to Voice-based social engineering. [Exam Ready Route - FREE] Pass your certification for $0. ✅ Training Videos & Practice Tests ✅ Sec Guy Mobile Lab (On-the-go training powered by AI voice) ✅ Discord Access (Study sessions & Industry networking) 👉 Start Here: https://secguy.org [Job Ready Route - MEMBERSHIP] Stop studying and start working. Get the hands-on experience hiring managers are asking for. 🔥 Hands-On Labs: Python, Encryption, Hashing, AI, & CTFs 🔥 Salary Negotiator Workshop 🔥 Experience Builder: Real-world projects to fill your resume 👉 Get Hired: https://secguy.org [Exam Domain Checklist] This video covers critical objectives for the following exams: Security+ [ ] Domain 2.1: Threat Actors, Vectors, and Intelligence Sources (Message, Image, File, Voice, Supply Chain) [ ] Domain 2.4: Social Engineering (Phishing, Vishing, Smishing) CISSP [ ] Domain 1: Security and Risk Management (Threat Modeling & Attack Surface Analysis) CISM [ ] Domain 2: Information Risk Management (Vulnerability & Threat Identification) CRISC [ ] Domain 2: IT Risk Assessment (Threat Vectors & Emerging Risks) CCSP [ ] Domain 1: Cloud Concepts (Supply Chain Risk in Cloud Services) SecurityX (CompTIA) [ ] Domain 3.0: Security Operations (Analyzing Attack Vectors) GIAC GSEC (SANS) [ ] Incident Handling & Threat Intelligence: Attack Vectors AWS CSS (Certified Security – Specialty) [ ] Domain 1: Threat Detection (Identifying Compromise Vectors) Pentest+ (CompTIA) [ ] Domain 1: Planning and Scoping (Attack Surface Mapping) CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) [ ] Domain 1: Information Security Overview (Attack Vectors & Surfaces) SecAI+ [ ] AI Security: Prompt Injection as a "Message-Based" Vector [Timestamps] 0:00 - Intro: Vectors vs. Surfaces 0:50 - Vector 1: Message-Based (Phishing, Smishing, BEC) 1:36 - Vector 2: Unsecure Networks (Rogue AP, Evil Twin) 2:17 - Vector 3: Social Engineering (Psychological Manipulation) 2:52 - Vector 4: File-Based (Macros, PDF Payloads) 3:28 - Vector 5: Voice Call (Vishing, MFA Fatigue) 4:03 - Vector 6: Supply Chain (Compromised Vendors/Updates) 4:43 - Vector 7: Vulnerable Software (Zero Days, Unpatched Systems) 5:14 - Summary: Identifying the Path to the Asset 5:40 - Outro: Stay Safe, Stay Secure.