Sample statistics shows that per a given second 2,177 calls are made via  Skype, 20,000 people on Facebook and five people open their accounts. Also Every  60 seconds 510 comments are posted, 293,000 statuses updated and 136,000 photos  are shared and a total of 11,593 files are uploaded and shared on Dropbox and many  more activities. As a security analyst,   Identify any 2 categories of information and their characteristics that will  make them susceptible to attacks.

Q: sniffing and wiretapping

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