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| uses office document motion |
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| a virus that uses encryption technologies to hide the core code from detection(ski-mask) |
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| A virus that is able to modify all but the core code of a virus |
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| a virus that is able to completely refactor internal code to make itself different between each generation( a catipillar ro butterfly) |
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| immediate limited release fix for a specific problem |
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| When a hotfix because a problem for everyone(or enough people) |
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| a collection of patches ,updates hotfixes, and upgrades |
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| recommended or approved collection of setting |
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| current minimum or acceptable values |
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| lovel access to the system at the same priviliges as the user |
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| "applet" and "sandbox". full programming language "bytecode" java script developed by netscape designed to be used in a browser to provide dynamic experience |
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| integrity attack, attempt to insert unvetted code into a system |
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| code injection against an application which puts too much data into a memory location to attempt to overwrite a piece of critical system memory (a code injection attack) |
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| code injection against a browser where unintended functions or communications occur (a code injection attack) |
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| Physical architecture to create a sheltered network segment for public services |
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| logical segmentation of networks for functional purposes |
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| process of converting one set of logical addresses into another |
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| a 1-to-1 mapping of addresses between internal and external |
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| The combination of policies, procedures, technologies, and people used to enhance confidentiallity, integrit, and availibility |
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| increased authorization without authentication |
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| unintended authorization typically through the implemention of job rotation |
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| Transport mechanism/carriers |
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| Replicates within a object and need some form of subject interaction |
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| self replicates and requires no subject interaction |
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| appears to be an asset to entice subject interaction(ooo shiny) |
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| Transport mechanism that is dormant until triggered |
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| unsoliticed messages usually email |
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| software with advertisement |
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| software that collects information about this subject |
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