Man-in-the-middle (MIT) attacks are a prevalent technique utilized by cybercriminals to intercept and gain unauthorized access to encrypted content. These attacks exploit weaknesses in online communications systems to compromise the security of encrypted data.

Attackers frequently use various methods in Man-in-the-middle attacks to bypass encryption and gain unauthorized access to sensitive information. One standard method is session hijacking, where the attacker intercept and gains control of an ongoing communication session. This allows the attacker to listen to or manipulate the encrypted content.

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