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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
clickjack attack	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	IHS
IHU	iJack
IM worm	IMEI
impostor	INS
insider attack	Internet Key Exchange
intrusion detection system	intrusion prevention system
intrusion signature	INU
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	sockstress
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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