Basics of CyberSecurity A – Z

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1 – .Cer Format

2 – Access Control List – ACL

3 – Access Control Schemes

4 – Access Control Vestibules

5 – Access Policies

6 – Account Audits

7 – Account Permissions

8 – Account Policies

9 – Account Types

10 – Account Reconnaissance

11 – Active-Active Balancing

12 – Active – Passive Balancing

13 – Administrator

14 – Advanced Persistent Threat – APT

15 – Adversarial Artificial Intelligence

16 – Adversary Tactics Techniques Procedures

17 – Air Gap

18 – Alerts

19 – Annualized Loss Expectancy – ALE

20 – Annual Rate Of Occurence – ARO

21 – Anonymization

22 – Anything As A Service – AAAS

23 – API Attacks

24 – API Configurations

25 – API Inspections

26 – API Integrations

27 – Appliance Firewalls

28 – Application Approved List

29 – Application Blocklist

30 – Application Log Files

31 – Application Security

32 – Application Vulnerability

33 – Arduino

34 – ARP Poisoning

35 – Artifacts

36 – At Rest Data Protection

37 – Attack Frameworks

38 – Attribute Based Access Control – ABAC

39 – Attribute Of Actors

40 – Authentication

41 – Authentication Applications

42 – Authentication Authorization Accounting – AAA

43 – Authentication Log Files

44 – Authentication Protocols

45 – Authorized Hackers

46 – Auto Update

47 – Autopsy

48 – Availability Loss

49 – Backdoor Malware

50 – Bandwidth Monitors

51 – Baseband Ratio

52 – Bash Script Execution Attack

53 – Birthday Cryptographic Attacks

54 – Block List

55 – Bluejacking Attack

56 – Bluesnarfing Attack

57 – Blue Team Exercise

58 – Bollards

59 – Boot Attestation

60 – Boot Integrity

61 – Boot Security

62 – Bots

63 – BPDU Guard

64 – Broadcast Storm Prevention

65 – Brute Force

66 – Bug Bounty

67 – Camoflauge

68 – Captive Portals

69 – Card Cloning

70 – Carrier Unlocking

71 – CASB

72 – CBC MAC Protocol

73 – Center For Internet Security

74 – Certificate Attributes

75 – Certificate Chaining

76 – Certificate Formats

77 – Certificate Revocation List – CRL

78 – Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol – AHAP

79 – Channel Overlaps

80 – Checksums

81 – chmod

82 – Choose Your Own Device – CYOD

83 – Cipher Suites

84 – Client Side Execution

85 – Client Side Validation

86 – Closed Circuit Television – CCTV

87 – Cloud Based Vulnerabilities

88 – Cloud Control Matrix – CCM

89 – Cloud Security Alliance

90 – Cloud Security Controls

91 – Cloud Vectors

92 – Cloud Based Attacks

93 – Code Repositories

94 – Code Reuse

95 – Code Signing

96 – Cold Aisle

97 – Cold Site Resiliency

98 – Collision Cryptographic Attacks

99 – Commanding – Controlling

100 – Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures – CVE

101 – Common Vulnerabilities and Scoring – CVS

102 – Communications Considerations

103 – Competitors Threats

104 – Compute Constraints

105 – Conditional Access

106 – Configuration Management

107 – Consensus

108 – Container Security

109 – Continous Delivery

110 – Continous Deployment

111 – Continous Integration

112 – Continous Monitoring

113 – Continous Validation

114 – Control Risk

115 – Controller And Access Point Security

116 – Corrective Control Type

117 – Counterintelligence

118 – Credential Harvesting

119 – Credential Policies

120 – Criminal Syndicates Threats

121 – Cross Site Request Forgeries – CSRF

122 – Cross Site Scripting

123 – Crossover Error Rate

124 – Crypto Constraints

125 – Cryptographic Attacks

126 – Cryptographic Protocols

127 – Cryptomalware

128 – Cuckoo

129 – curl

130 – Custom Firmwares

131 – Cyber Kill Chain

132 – Cybersecurity Assessment Tool

133 – Cybersecurity Framework – CSF

134 – Cybersecurity Insurance

135 – Dark Webs

136 – Data Breach Laws

137 – Data Exfilteration

138 – Data Exposure

139 – Data Loss Prevention

140 – Data Masking

141 – Data Protection Officer – DPO

142 – Data Sanitation

143 – Data Sovereignty

144 – Data Steward

145 – Dead Code

146 – Demilitarized Zone – DZ

147 – Deny List

148 – Deployment Models

149 – Deprovisioning

150 – Detective Control Type

151 – Deterrent Control Type

152 – Device Credentials

153 – DHCP – Snooping

154 – Dictionary Attack

155 – Differential Backup

156 – Direct Access Vectors

157 – Directionary Traversal

158 – Dissociation Attack

159 – Discretionary Access Control

160 – Disk Encryption

161 – Distinguished Encoding Rules

162 – DNS Log Files

163 – DNS Poisoning

164 – DNS Sinkhole

165 – dnsenum

166 – Domain Hijacking

167 – Domain Name Resolution

168 – Domain Name System

169 – Domain Name System Security Extensions – DNSSE

170 – Domain Validation

171 – Downgrade Cryptographic Attacks

172 – Driver Manipulation

173 – Dumpster Diving

174 – Dynamic Code Analysis

175 – Dynamic Link Library – DLL

176 – Dynamic Resource Allocation

177 – EAP

178 – EAP FAST

179 – EAP TLS

180 – EAP TTLS

181 – East West Traffic

182 – E-Discovery

183 – Eliciting Information

184 – Elliptic Curve Cryptography

185 – Email Metadata

186 – Encapsulating Security Payloads

187 – End-Of-Life – EOL

188 – End-Of-Service Life – EOSL

189 – Endpoint Detection and Response

190 – Endpoint Protection

191 – Environmental Disasters

192 – Ephemeral

193 – Error Handling

194 – Event Logs

195 – Evil Twin Attack

196 – Exploitation Frameworks

197 – Extensible Authentication Protocol – EAP

198 – Extensible Markup Language – XML

199 – External Risks

200 – Extranet

201 – Facial Security

202 – Fake Telemetry

203 – False Acceptance

204 – False Negatives

205 – False Positives

206 – False Rejections

207 – Field Programmable Gate Array

208 – File Manipulations

209 – File Metadata

210 – File Repositories

211 – File Transfer Protocol Secure – FTPS

212 – Fileless Virus

213 – Filesystem Permissions

214 – Firewall Rules

215 – Fog Computing

216 – Foot Printing

217 – Forensics

218 – Forward Proxy Servers

219 – FTK Imager

220 – Full Device Encryption

221 – Full Disk Encryption – FDE

222 – Full Tunnel

223 – Functional Recovery Plans

224 – Gait Analysis

225 – General Data Protection Regulation

226 – Generic Accounts

227 – Generic Credentials

228 – Geofencing

229 – Geographic Dispersal

230 – Geographical Considerations

231 – GeoLocation

232 – GeoTagging

233 – Global Positioning System

234 – Governance Data

235 – GPS Tagging

236 – grep

237 – Guest Accounts

238 – Hacktivists Threats

239 – Hardware Firewalls

240 – Hardware Root Of Trust

241 – Heat Maps

242 – HMAC Based – HOTP

243 – Homomorphic Encryption

244 – Honeyfiles

245 – Honeynets

246 – Honeypots

247 – Host Based Firewall

248 – Host Based Intrusion Detection System

249 – Host Based Intrusion Prevention System

250 – Host Aisle

251 – Hot Site Resiliency

252 – Hotspot

253 – hping

254 – HSM

255 – HTTP Headers

256 – Identity Fraud

257 – Identity Provider

258 – Identity Theft

259 – Impact Assessments

260 – Improper Patch Agreement

261 – Incident Response Plans

262 – Incident Response Process

263 – Incremental Backup

264 – Industrial Camoflauge

265 – Industrial Control Systems – ICS

266 – Information Life Cycle

267 – Inherent Risk

268 – Initialization Vector Attack

269 – Input Validations

270 – Insider Threats

271 – Installations Considerations

272 – Integer Overflow

273 – Intelligence Fusion

274 – Internal Disasters

275 – Internet Message Access Protocol

276 – Internet Of Things – IoT

277 – Intranet

278 – Intrusive Vulnerability

279 – Invoice Scams

280 – IP – Schema

281 – IP Theft Risks

282 – IPFIX

283 – IPSec

284 – Iris

285 – Jailbreaking

286 – Jamming Attack

287 – journalctl

288 – Jump Servers

289 – Key Escrow

290 – Key Exchange

291 – Key Stretching

292 – Key Loggers

293 – Keys Management

294 – Knowledge Based Authentication

295 – Known Environment

296 – Last Good Known Environment

297 – Lateral Movements

298 – Layer 2 Attacks

299 – Layer 2 Tunnelling Protocol – L2TP

300 – Legacy System Risks

301 – Licensing Risks

302 – Lightweight Cryptography

303 – Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

304 – Live Boot Media

305 – Load Balancing

306 – Lockout

307 – Log Aggregations

308 – Log Collectors

309 – Log Files

310 – Logger

311 – Logic Bombs

312 – Longevity

313 – Loop Prevention

314 – Low Latency

315 – MAC – Filtering

316 – MAC Cloning

317 – MAC Flooding

318 – Macros Script Execution Attack

319 – Malicious Code

320 – Malicious Flash Drive

321 – Malicious Universal Serial Bus – USB

322 – Malwares

323 – Man In The Browser Attack – MiTB

324 – Managed Security Service Provider – MSSP

325 – Managed Service Provider – MSP

326 – Mean Time Between Failures – MTBF

327 – Measured Boot

328 – Memdump

329 – Memory Leak

330 – Memory Management

331 – Metadata

332 – MicroSD Hardware Security Module

333 – Microservices

334 – Mobile Application Management – MAM

335 – Mobile Device Management – MDM

336 – Monitoring Services

337 – Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

338 – NarrowBand

339 – NAS Backup

340 – NAT Gateway

341 – Near Field Communication Attack – NFCA

342 – Nessus

343 – netcat

344 – Netflow

345 – Network Address Allocation

346 – Network Based Intrusion Detection System

347 – Network Based Intrusion Prevention System

348 – Network Layer DDoS

349 – Network Log Files

350 – Network Segmentation

351 – Next Generation Firewall

352 – Next Generation Secure Web Gateway

353 – NIC Teaming

354 – Non-Intrusive Vulnerability

355 – Network Of Breaches

356 – NXLog

357 – OAuth

358 – Object Deference

359 – Offline Attacks

360 – Offsite Storage Backup

361 – On Path Attack

362 – On Premises Vulnerabilities

363 – Online Attacks

364 – Online Certificate Status Protocol

365 – On Premises Attacks

366 – Opal

367 – Open Source Intelligence

368 – Open Systems Interconnections

369 – Open Web Application Security Project

370 – OpenID

371 – Open SSL

372 – Operational Technology – OT

373 – Over The Air – OTA

374 – P12 Format

375 – P7B Format

376 – Pagefile

377 – Partially Known Environment

378 – Pass The Hash Attack

379 – Passive Reconnaissance

380 – Password Attacks

381 – Password Authentication Protocol

382 – Password Complexity

383 – Password Crackers

384 – Password History

385 – Password Keys

386 – Password Reuse

387 – Password Vaults

388 – Pathping

389 – Personal Information Exchange – PFX

390 – Pharming

391 – Phishing Simulators

392 – Physical Attacks

393 – Ping

394 – Pinning

395 – Pivoting

396 – Plaintext Attacks

397 – Playbooks

398 – Pointer Deference

399 – Port Security

400 – Port Scanning

401 – Port Taps

402 – Post Office Protocol – POP

403 – Potentially Unwanted Programs – PUPs

404 – Powershell

405 – Powershell Script Execution Attack

406 – Predictive Analysis

407 – Preventive Control Type

408 – Privacy Enhanced Mail – PEM

409 – Privacy Enhancing Technologies

410 – Private Information Sharing Centers

411 – Private Subnets

412 – Protected Cable Distribution

413 – Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol

414 – Pseudo Anonymization

415 – Public Information Sharing Centers

416 – Public Key Infrastructure – PKI

417 – Public Subnets

418 – Pulverizing

419 – Purple-Team Exercise

420 – Push Notifications

421 – Python Script Execution Attack

422 – Qualitative Risk Assessment

423 – Quantitative Risk Assessment

424 – Rainbow Table

425 – Ransomware

426 – Real Time Operating System – RTOS

427 – Recovery Point Objective – RPO

428 – Recovery Time Objective – RTO

429 – Redundancy

430 – Remote Access

431 – Remote Access Trojan – RAT

432 – Remote Wipe

433 – Removable Media Vector

434 – Replay Attack

435 – Requests For Comments – RFC

436 – Request Forgeries

437 – Residual Risk

438 – Resource Exhaustion

439 – Retention Policies

440 – Reverse Proxy Servers

441 – Revert To Known State

442 – Revoke Certificates

443 – RFID

444 – RFID Attack

445 – Rich Communication Services – RCS

446 – Risk Analysis

447 – Risk Assessment Types

448 – Risk Awareness

449 – Risk Control Assessment

450 – Risk Management Framework – RMF

451 – Risk Management Strategies

452 – Risk Matrix

453 – Risk Register

454 – Rogue Access Point Attack

455 – Role Based Access Control

456 – Roots Account Credential

457 – Rooting

458 – Rootkit

459 – Route Security

460 – rsyslog

461 – Rule Based Access Control

462 – Runbooks

463 – Sandboxing

464 – Scalability

465 – Screened Subnet

466 – Script Execution

467 – Script Kiddies Treats

468 – Secure Cookies

469 – Secure Data Destruction

470 – Secure Real Time Transport Protocol

471 – Security Assertion Markup Language – SAML

472 – Security Constraints

473 – Security Groups

474 – Security Information And Event Management

475 – Security Log Files

476 – Security Of Machine Learning Algorithms

477 – Security Orchestration Automation Response

478 – Self Encrypting Drive – SED

479 – Semi Authorized Hackers

480 – Server Side Execution

481 – Server Side Request Forgeries – SSRF

482 – Server Side Validation

483 – Serverless Architecture

484 – Service Accounts Credentials

485 – Session Replays

486 – sFlows

487 – Shared Accounts

488 – Shared Credentials

489 – Shimming

490 – Short Message Services – SMS

491 – Shredding

492 – Sideloading

493 – SIEM Dashboards

494 – Simultaneous Authentication Of Equals

495 – Single Loss Expectancy – SLE

496 – SIP – Traffic

497 – Site Resiliency

498 – Shimming

499 – Smart Card Authentication

500 – Smart Cards

501 – Smart Meters

502 – Smishing

503 – Snapshot Backup

504 – SNMPv3

505 – Social Engineering Principles

506 – Social Media Analysis

507 – Social Media Vectors

508 – Software As A Service – SAAS

509 – Software Defined Visibility – SDV

510 – Software Development Kits – SDK

511 – Software Firewalls

512 – Spam

513 – Spam Over Instant Messaging

514 – Spear Phishing

515 – Split Tunnel

516 – Spraying

517 – Spyware

518 – SSH File Transfer Protocol – SFTP

519 – SSH Keys

520 – SSL Stripping

521 – Staging

522 – Standard Naming Conventions

523 – Stateful Firewalls

524 – Static Code Analysis

525 – Steganography

526 – Storage Area Network Backup

527 – Storage Encryption

528 – Storage High Availability

529 – Storage Permissions

530 – Storage Replication

531 – Storage Segmentation

532 – Structured Threat Information Exchange – STIE

533 – Subscriber Identity Module – SIM

534 – Supply Chain Attacks

535 – Supply Chain Vectors

536 – Surveillance Systems

537 – Syslog

538 – syslog – ng

539 – System Log Files

540 – System On Chip – SOC

541 – TACACS+

542 – TAILS

543 – Tape Backup

544 – TAXII

545 – Tcpreplay

546 – Thin Client

547 – Third Party Updates

548 – Third Party Credential

549 – Threat Feeds

550 – Threat Hunting

551 – Threat Intelligence Sources

552 – Time Based – TOTP

553 – Time Offset

554 – Time Stamps

555 – Time Synchronization

556 – TLS Inspection

557 – Token Key

558 – Tokenization

559 – TPM

560 – Transit Gateway

561 – Trends

562 – Trojans

563 – Trust Models

564 – Trusted Platform Models – TPM

565 – Two Person Integrity

566 – Typosquatting

567 – Unauthorized Hacking

568 – Unencrypted Attacks

569 – Unified Endpoint Management – UEM

570 – Unified Threat Management

571 – Unknown Environment

572 – Unsecure Root Accounts

573 – URL – Redirection

574 – URL Filter

575 – USB Data Blocker

576 – User Behaviour Analysis

577 – VBA Script Execution Attack

578 – Vendor Specific Guides

579 – Version Control

580 – Virtual Desktop Infrastructure – VDI

581 – Virtual Firewalls

582 – Virtual Local Area Network – VLAN

583 – Vishing

584 – VM Escape Protection

585 – VPC Endpoint

586 – Vulnerability Feeds

587 – Vulnerability Scans

588 – Vulnerable Databases

589 – WAP Placement

590 – War Driving

591 – War Driving

592 – Warm Site Resiliency

593 – Watering Hole Attack

594 – Weak Configurations

595 – Weak Encryptions

596 – Weak Keys

597 – Weak Patch Management

598 – Web Application Firewall

599 – Web Application Vulnerability

600 – Web Log Files

601 – Web Metadata

602 – Whaling

603 – White-Team Exercise

604 – WiFi Analyzers

605 – WiFi Direct

606 – WiFi Protected Access 2 – WPA2

607 – WiFi Protected Access 3 – WPA3

608 – WiFi Protected Setup

609 – WinHex

610 – Wireless Attacks

611 – Wireless Vectors

612 – Wiresharks

613 – Worms

614 – Zero Day

615 – ZigBee

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