UC Advanced - issue #11

I n the vast digital landscape, a distinguished family organization thrived, encompassing an e-commerce site known as Little Red Riding Hood. Unbeknownst to the family, a cunning Trojan wolf had insidiously infiltrated their digital realm, assuming the guise of the beloved grandmother—the CFO of the family organization. T his Trojan wolf had snuck into the system long before, laying in wait for the opportune moment to strike and create maximum devastation. Disguised as Grandma, the wolf exploited the trust bestowed upon the CFO, unbeknownst to the unsuspecting family members and their friends. A s transactions flowed through the e-commerce site,

the Trojan wolf observed patiently, biding its time until Little Red Riding Hood approached with a basket full of sensitive financial information. “Grandma, what big profits you have!” exclaimed Little Red Riding Hood, unknowingly walking into the trap set by the deceptive wolf. I n the digital forest of the organization, FortiGuard stood as the vigilant guardian. With its watchful eye, FortiGuard detected the lurking threat long before Little Red Riding Hood ventured near. It recognized the danger poised to unleash maximum devastation on the family organization. W ith swift and decisive action, FortiGuard intervened, exposing the Trojan wolf’s presence and isolating it before

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