Disclosure is the preferred goal/objective of attackers. Select one: True False

Question: Disclosure is the preferred goal/objective of attackers. Select one: True False

Answer: The correct option is False.

Disclosure is not the aim or the final objective of the cyber attackers as far as cybersecurity is concerned. Targets commonly aim getting unauthorized access, taking benefits from confidential information, creating difficulties with operations, or achieve whatever malicious goal they want and to be undetected as long as they possibly can. Disclosure is viewed as the last resort to attack, or as a result of the discovery of a civic technological attack. Instead, disclosure is the primary measure to be used. The opponents normally tend to follow a ‘low-visual’ tactics and never want their actions get noticed, because disclosure can end up in counter-measures to block the gaps and closures they exploited. Mainly, the attackers go for stealing data, making money through system access and exploitation, sabotaging or gaining strategy advantage through unauthorized systems entrance.