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Parent Categories

Networks	Computer Law
Internet and Online Services

Subcategories

Biometrics	Encryption
Viruses

Terms

AAA	abandonware
access	access code
access control	ACL
active impostor acceptance	active reconnaissance
administrative domain	adware
AES	air gap
ANSI Bomb	anti-adware
antivirus program	Appending Virus
application gateway	Armored Virus
ARP spoofing	audit trail
authentication	authorization
Auto ID	AV Killer
backdoor	bastion host
binder	biometric engine
biometrics	blended threat
Blowfish	bluebugging
bluejacking	bluesnarfing
browser hijacker	BRS
buffer overflow	capture
CERT/CC	certification authority
challenge-response	CHAP
CHMOD	Cisco Network Admission Control
Clipper chip	COLD
companion virus	comparison
Content Vectoring Protocol	countermeasure
crack	credential
crimeware	cryptanalysis
CVE	cyber crime
cyber forensics	DAC
data integrity	Data Sending Trojan
data vaulting	DDoS attack
defacement	Defense In-Depth
Destructive Trojan	DHA
dialer	dictionary attack
digital certificate	digital envelope
digital signature	Discretionary Access Control
DMZ	DNSBL
domain migration	dongle
DoS attack	DRM
dropper	dual-homed host
ECML	e-discovery
EFS	EFTPOS
electronic discovery	e-mail spoofing
encryption algorithm	enrollee
enrollment	equal error rate
ERD	ESP
evil twin	Execute Disable Bit
exploit	extraction
false acceptance	false rejection
Federated Identity Manager	financial malware
firewalking	firewall
Flooding	FTP Trojan
functional specification	Gamimma
greynet	greyware
GTbot	hack
hacker	hacktivism
hashing	HDCP
HIPS	HoneyMonkey
honeynet	honeypot
HWID	ICF
identification	identity
iJack	IM worm
IMEI	impostor
insider attack	Internet Key Exchange
intrusion detection system	intrusion prevention system
intrusion signature	inverted network
IP blocking	IP spoofing
IPsec	jammer
Joe Job	Kerberos
Kevin Mitnick	key escrow
key fob	key length
keylogger	kill switch
L0phtCrack	layered defense
leech	lights out server room
log on	logic bomb
MAC	machine binding
macro virus	malicious active content
malicious code	malware
Managed Security Service	Mandatory Access Control
man-in-the-middle attack	masquerade attack
matching	MD5
memory-resident virus	message digest
Microsoft Network Access Protection	multipartite virus
NAPT	NAT
Netbus	network identity
NIPS	nonrepudiation
NTLM	Nuker
OMA DRM	OpenSSH
OPS	OSVDB
OVAL	OWASP
P3P	packet filtering
PAM	PAP
passive impostor acceptance	passive reconnaissance
passphrase	password
password cracking	PAT
PEAP	personally identifiable information
pharming	phishing
phreaking	PII
ping of death	PIX Firewall
PKI	platform security
pluggable authentication module	polymorphic virus
port forwarding	port knocking
port scanning	Port to Application Mapping
port triggering	Pretty Good Privacy
privacy statement	Product Activation
proof-of-concept virus	provisioning
Proxy Trojan	pulsing zombie
PUP	quarantine
RADIUS	RAT
RBAC	RBL
RealServer	reference template
Remote Access Trojan	remote attack
RHSBL	rogue access point
rogue peer	rogue wireless device
rootkit	RSIP
S/key	S/MIME
SAML	sandbox
SASL	script kiddie
Secure Electronic Transaction	secure server
security	security information management
security policy	security software disabler Trojan
SELinux	session hijacking
sheepdip	shoulder surfing
S-HTTP	SID
SideJacking	SIEM
SIM	single signon
slimeware	smart card
SMiShing	SmitFraud
smurf	snake oil
sniffer	Snort
social engineering	SOCKS
SORBS	spear phishing
split tunneling	spoof
spyware	SQL injection
SSH	SSH port forwarding
SSL	stateful inspection
stealth virus	steganography
strong password	SURBL
Symantec Corp.	TACACS
TCB	TCP SYN attack
TCP Wrapper	Teardrop attack
Tempest	TKIP
TLS	token
Tor	TPM
Triple DES	Trojan horse
Trusted Platform Module	Tunneling Virus
turing number	Uberveillance
Unified Threat Management	User Account Control
username	UTM
Vein ID System	verification
virtual honeypot	virus
virus signature	vishing
vulnerability scanning	warchalking
wardriving	WebSEAL
Websphere	WEP
WMM	worm
WPA	WPA2
WPA2-PSK	X.509
XSS	Zero Administration Kit
Zero-Day exploit	zombie

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