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Security+ Abkürzungen (CompTIA) mit Erklärungen

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Card 41

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CRL

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Certification revocation list.

A list of certificates (serials) that a CA has revoked.

Certificates are commonly revoked if they are compromised, or issued to an employee who has left the organization.

The Certificate Authority (CA) that issued the certificate publishes a CRL, and a CRL is public.

Card 42

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CSR

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Control Status Register.

A register in a processor used for temporary storage of data.

Card 43

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CSU

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Channel Service Unit.

A line bridging device used with T1 and similar lines.

It typically connects with a DSU as a CSU/DSU.

Card 44

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CTO

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Chief Technology Officer.

A "C" level executive position in some organizations.

CTOs focus on technology and evaluate new technologies.

Card 45

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CVE

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Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE).

A dictonary of publicly known security vulnerabilities and exposures.

Card 46

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DAC

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Discretionary Access Control.

An access control model where all objects have owners and owners can modify permissions for the objects (files and folders).

Microsoft NTFS uses the DAC model.

Other access control models are MAC and RBAC.

Card 47

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DACL

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Discretionary Access Control List.

List of Access Control Entries (ACEs) in Microsoft NTFS.

Each ACE includes a security identifier (SID) and a permission.

Card 48

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DBA

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Database administrator.

A DBA administers databases on database servers.

Card 49

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DBA

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Database administrator.

A DBA administers databases on database servers.

Card 50

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dBd

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Decibels-dipole.

Identifies the gain of an antenna compared with a type of dipole antenna.

Higher dBd numbers indicate the antenna can transmit and receive over greater distances.

Card 51

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dBi

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Decibels-isotropic.

Identifies the gain of an antenna and is commonly used with omnidirectional antennas. 

It references an isotropic antenna that can theoretically transmit the signal equally in all directions. 

Higher numbers indicate the antenna can transmit and receive over greater distances.

Card 52

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dBm

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Decibels-milliwatt.

Identifies the power level of the WAP and refers to the power ratio in decibels referenced to one milliwatt. 

Higher numbers indicate the WAP transmits the signal over a greater distance.

Card 53

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DDoS

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Distributed denial-of-service. 

An attack on a system launched from multiple sources intended to make a computer’s resources or services unavailable to users. 

DDoS attacks typically include sustained, abnormally high network traffic.

Card 54

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DEP

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Data Execution Prevention.

A security feature in some operating systems. 

It helps prevent an application or service from executing code from a nonexecutable memory region.

Card 55

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DES

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Digital Encryption Standard. 

An older symmetric encryption standard used to provide confidentiality. 

DES is a block cipher and it encrypts data in 64-bit blocks. 

DES uses 56 bit keys and is considered cracked. 

Use AES instead, or 3DES if the hardware doesn’t support AES.

Card 56

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DHCP

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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.

A service used to dynamically assign TCP/IP
configuration information to clients.

DHCP is often used to assign IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, DNS server addresses, and much more.

Card 57

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DHE

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Data-Handling Electronics.

Term used at NASA indicating electronic systems that handle data.

Card 58

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DHE Key

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Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral Key

An alternative to traditional Diffie-Hellman. 

Instead of using static keys that stay the same over a long period, DHE uses ephemeral keys, which change for each new session. Sometimes listed as EDH.

Card 59

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DLL

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Dynamic Link Library.

A compiled set of code that can be called from other programs.

Card 60

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DLP

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Data loss prevention.

A network-based DLP system can examine and analyze network traffic.

It can detect if confidential company data or any PII data is included in email and reduce the risk of internal users emailing sensitive data outside the organization.

Endpoint DLP systems can prevent users from copying or printing sensitive data.

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