Optimizing Cyber Security Measures Against MITM Attacks: A Comparative analysis

Man-in-the-center (MITM) attacks have grown to be a major difficulty in cutting-edge virtual landscapes. These assaults involve intercepting and altering the communiqué between events without their information, permitting the attacker to souse borrows touchy records or even controls the content material of the conversation. To successfully protect against MITM assaults, groups need to put strong cyber security measures into effect. However, with several security answers available, it could be difficult to decide which one is the only one to stop and mitigate MITM attacks. This abstract gives a comparative evaluation of four fundamental cyber security features, namely firewalls, encryption, virtual signatures, and dynamic passwords, in their capability to save you from MITM attacks. A complete literature evaluation was performed to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each measure. The analysis confirmed that while firewalls are powerful in preventing unauthorized access to a network, they may not be enough to prevent MITM attacks. Encryption offers a cozy channel for communiqué, but it could be liable to key interception with the aid of attackers.