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Terms that start with RAn undesirable condition that results when a system attempts to simultaneously perform multiple operations. It typically occurs when a system attempts to perform functions out of the intended sequence. A vital part of keeping end-users current with the latest security threats. They are created whenever a security vendor receives a new virus sample. A protocol that enables a machine to learn it’s IP address from a gateway server. It is an extension of Address Resolution Protocol. A method of regulating access based on the user’s role in the organization. It may be applied to computer files or network resources. A centralized repository of a computer. It stores numerous files related to devices, programs and the operating system itself. The ability to access a machine or system from a remote location. This can be done without authority or visual observation A program used to control other computers from a distance. The computer may be controlled by a system administrator or at the request of a user. An authentication protocol that prevents the replay of prior communication. This is done to reduce the damage that may be caused by repeat messages. A process of data sharing that ensures consistency between redundant resources. It’s purpose is to improve reliability and accessibility. A denial of service condition. It occurs when resources needed to perform a specific action are entirely consumed. The act dissembling an object to learn how it functions in order to enhance it. It may also refer to duplicating an object. A proxy server installed within the proximity of one or more servers. It is often used for load balancing a bundle of servers. Documents that represent a series of memoranda. Its purpose is to encompass new research and innovations that are applicable to internet technology. A protocol used for managing router data within a contained network. It is mostly used in corporate LANs. The probability of being severely impacted by a threat. In the field of computing, it relates to a virus or security threat. A malicious program designed to seize control of a system. Access is gained without authorization from the original user A method used to prevent routing loops. It is used to inform routers that another route is not available. A device or computer program that determines where a packet should be forwarded next in a network. A router is typically connected to two or more networks. A type of network failure. It occurs when data packets are routed in an endless circle instead of reaching their destination. A standard set for sending serial binary data signals. It is most commonly used in the serial ports of personal computers. A standard method of encryption. It is currently the most commonly used algorithm on the web.
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