Exploit Kit
An exploit kit automates delivery of attacks against vulnerable applications, often through compromised or malicious websites.
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An exploit kit automates delivery of attacks against vulnerable applications, often through compromised or malicious websites.
View definitionExposure management continuously discovers, prioritizes, and reduces weaknesses across systems and external services.
View definitionExtended file attributes store additional metadata, including security labels or application-specific information, on Linux filesystems.
View definitionEASM discovers internet-facing assets and misconfigurations that could expose an organization to attackers.
View definitionthe Microsoft Entra External ID capabilities used to manage access for external users, partners, or customers
View definitiona non-transitive trust between two Active Directory domains in different forests or with an external domain
View definitionFail2ban analyzes service logs and temporarily blocks sources exhibiting repeated suspicious authentication failures.
View definitionFault injection deliberately introduces controlled failures to test system resilience, recovery, and operational safeguards.
View definitionNetwork technology specialized in bulk storage transport.
View definitionA Fibre Channel fabric is a switched storage network connecting servers and arrays with specialized addressing and frame forwarding.
View definitionFibre Channel over Ethernet carries Fibre Channel frames over suitable Ethernet networks, typically using lossless Ethernet features.
View definitionA Fibre Channel switch connects hosts and storage arrays in a SAN and controls frame forwarding and zoning.
View definitionA Fibre Channel zone restricts communication among selected ports in a SAN fabric, typically using WWPN identifiers.
View definitionA network segmentation rule Fibre Channel.
View definitionA set of strong authentication standards built around WebAuthn and CTAP.
View definitiona FIDO2-compatible hardware security key used with Microsoft Entra for strong phishing-resistant authentication
View definitionFile storage organizes data in directories and files that clients access using protocols such as SMB or NFS.
View definitiona backup that selects files and folders rather than a full volume or machine
View definitionFileless malware uses legitimate system tools or memory-resident execution to reduce reliance on executable files on disk.
View definitionA filesystem journal records pending metadata operations to improve consistency after unexpected shutdowns.
View definitionA specific password policy applied to certain users or groups
View definitionA firewall filters network communications using security rules that allow or block traffic based on its characteristics.
View definitionIntune firewall policies configure Microsoft Defender Firewall behavior and rules on managed endpoints.
View definitionFirst-hop redundancy protocols provide a shared virtual default gateway across routers to preserve connectivity during a failure.
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