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An AI or data concept used to build, steer, or connect models and their knowledge.
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Token Protection Entra
A Microsoft Entra session protection control that attempts to bind certain tokens to a device to reduce replay after token theft.
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An internal Active Directory mechanism related to replication, FSMO roles, or object lifecycle.
View →Tombstone Lifetime
The duration of the retention of certain information on an deleted object.
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An AI or data concept used to build, steer, or connect models and their knowledge.
View →TOTP
A one-time code calculated from a shared secret and the current time.
View →TPM
A security chip or function that protects cryptographic keys and start-up measures.
View →Traceroute
A tool that displays routers through packages to a destination.
View →Transitive Trust
A trust relationship whose scope can extend transitively to other domains along a trust path.
View →Transparent Mode FortiGate
A mode where the FortiGate works mainly as a level 2 bridge.
View →Transparent Page Sharing (TPS)
A virtualization mechanism used to present or manage virtual-machine or cluster resources.
View →Triple Extortion
A cybersecurity concept used to describe a threat, technique, control, or defensive process.
View →Trust Authentication Scope
The authentication scope allowed across an Active Directory trust, such as domain-wide or selective authentication.
View →TTL
Duration of response DNS Can stay in hiding.
View →TURN
Relay service used when direct communication between two customers is not possible.
View →Two-Way Trust
An Active Directory trust relationship that combines reciprocal trust in both directions.
View →UAC
The Windows mechanism that requires elevation when an action requires administrator rights.
View →udev
A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
View →udevadm
A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
View →UDP
A light transport protocol that sends datagrams without establishing a reliable connection.
View →UEBA
UEBA is a concept or mechanism used in cybersecurity to detect user or entity behavior anomalies.
View →UEFI
UEFI is the modern firmware environment used to initialize hardware and initiate the system.
View →umask
A value that influences the default permissions of new files and folders.
View →Unicast Routing
A network mechanism used to route, encapsulate, filter, or make IP traffic resilient.
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