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C Glossary Flashcards

(6 cards)

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C2

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Used by attackers to send messages to malware residing on endpoints

Command - and - Control Servers

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Certificate Authority

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A trusted 3rd Party used to hand out encryption keys and validate a user’s identity

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Container

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A way of isolating applications into a separate memory space so it appears as if it’s running on a completely different system

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Cloud Computing

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Using a service provider for computing resources like infrastructure, platforms and storage

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Confidentiality

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Secrecy of information; those who aren’t authorized can’t see data

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CIDR

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A shorthand method of showing subnetting using the number of bits covering the network portion of the IP addresss, which is provided after a /

Classless Interdomain Routing

Example is 10.15.0.0/16

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