physical security
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A type of security that is concerned with the protection of people,
equipment, and data
denying access
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an act that prevents a party from accessing something, such as logging on
to a machine or entering the lobby of our building after hours
bounds checking
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to set a limit on the amount of data we expect to receive to set aside
storage for that data
*required in most programming languages
* prevents buffer overflows
choke points
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certain points in the network, such as routers, firewalls, or proxies, where
we can inspect, filter, and control network traffic
honeypot
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, A type of tool that deliberately displays vulnerabilities or attractive data so
it can detect, monitor, and sometimes tamper with the activities of an
attacker
tailgating (piggybacking)
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a method by which a person follows directly behind another person who
authenticates to the physical access control measure, thus allowing the
follower to gain access without authenticating
format string attack
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a type of input validation attacks in which certain print functions within a
programming language can be used to manipulate or view the internal
memory of an application
administrative controls
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based on rules, laws, policies, procedures, guidelines, and other items that
are "paper" in nature
, authorization attack
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A type of attack that can occur when we fail to use authorization best
practices for our applications
uniqueness
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a measure of the differences of a particular characteristic among a group
of individuals
allowing access
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An act that grants a particular party access to a given resource
where you are
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Being at a specific terminal is an example of this type of factor
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A type of security that is concerned with the protection of people,
equipment, and data
denying access
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an act that prevents a party from accessing something, such as logging on
to a machine or entering the lobby of our building after hours
bounds checking
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to set a limit on the amount of data we expect to receive to set aside
storage for that data
*required in most programming languages
* prevents buffer overflows
choke points
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certain points in the network, such as routers, firewalls, or proxies, where
we can inspect, filter, and control network traffic
honeypot
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, A type of tool that deliberately displays vulnerabilities or attractive data so
it can detect, monitor, and sometimes tamper with the activities of an
attacker
tailgating (piggybacking)
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a method by which a person follows directly behind another person who
authenticates to the physical access control measure, thus allowing the
follower to gain access without authenticating
format string attack
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a type of input validation attacks in which certain print functions within a
programming language can be used to manipulate or view the internal
memory of an application
administrative controls
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based on rules, laws, policies, procedures, guidelines, and other items that
are "paper" in nature
, authorization attack
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A type of attack that can occur when we fail to use authorization best
practices for our applications
uniqueness
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a measure of the differences of a particular characteristic among a group
of individuals
allowing access
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An act that grants a particular party access to a given resource
where you are
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Being at a specific terminal is an example of this type of factor
