RA Guard
RA Guard is a concept or mechanism used in & ipv6 network to block Unauthorised IPv6 Router ut.
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RADIUS
RADIUS centralizes authentication, authorisation and accounting of many network accesses.
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RAID combines multiple disks into a logical volume to improve capacity, performance or fault tolerance depending on the level.
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RAID 0 stripes data across multiple drives to use their capacity and throughput, with no tolerance for a drive failure.
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A Mode RAID which duplicates data on two or more discs.
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One RAID combining mirrors and data distribution.
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One RAID with distributed parity generally tolerant of disk failure.
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One RAID dual parity usually tolerant of simultaneous failure of two discs.
View definitionRainbow Table
A rainbow table contains precomputed hash chains used in some attacks against insufficiently protected password hashes.
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A malicious software that encrypts or blocks data to demand a ransom.
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Rate limiting is a concept or mechanism used in applications & api to limit the number of requests allowed over a period.
View definitionRBD Ceph
RBD provides distributed block volumes in Ceph.
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Microsoft protocol allowing remote use of the graphical interface of a Windows computer or server.
View definitionRealm Trust
a trust relationship between an Active Directory forest and a non-Windows Kerberos realm
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realmd simplifies discovery and enrollment of Linux machines into identity domains such as Active Directory.
View definitionRecycle Bin Lifetime
Active Directory Recycle Bin lifetime determines how long deleted directory objects remain recoverable.
View definitionRed Team
A red team emulates realistic adversaries to evaluate an organization's detection, prevention, and response capabilities.
View definitionRedis
Redis is an in-memory data store used for caches, sessions and fast data structures, with configurable persistence options.
View definitionRefresh token
Refresh token is a concept or mechanism used in & api identity to get new access tokens without re-demanding IDs
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ReFS is a Microsoft file system oriented resilience and large volumes
View definitionReFS Block Cloning
ReFS Block Cloning is a concept or mechanism used in Windows server to efficiently reuse data blocks for certain operations.
View definitionRegistered DIMM (RDIMM)
RDIMM is registered server memory that buffers command and address signals; compatibility depends on the processor and motherboard.
View definitionRemediation Script Intune
An Intune remediation script applies corrective actions to devices after a paired detection script identifies an issue.
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Remote code execution is a vulnerability allowing an attacker to run commands or code on a target system over a network.
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