Breaching techniques refer to methods used to gain unauthorized access to a system, network, or physical location. These techniques can include exploiting software vulnerabilities, using social engineering tactics, or employing physical force to bypass security measures. The goal is often to steal sensitive information or disrupt operations. Common breaching techniques include phishing, where attackers trick individuals into revealing personal information, and brute force attacks, which involve systematically guessing passwords. Other methods may involve malware to infiltrate systems or man-in-the-middle attacks to intercept communications. Understanding these techniques is crucial for improving security measures.