Acronyms "T, U, V" Flashcards
1
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TACAS+
A
Terminal Access Controller Access Control System
- Port 49
- Authentication protocol used for remote communication with any server in a UNIX network or terminals
- Uses allow/deny mechanisms with auth keys that correspond to usernames and passwords
- Primarily used for device administration, but can technically be used for some network management
- Encrypts the entire packet
- Separates authentication and authorization
2
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TAXII
A
Trusted Automated eXchange of Indicator Information
- Aims to enable robust, secure, and high-volume exchanges of cyber threat information
3
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TCP/IP
A
Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol
4
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TGT
A
Ticket Granting Ticket
- Files created by the key distribution center (KDC) portion of the Kerberos authentication protocol
- Used to grant users access to network resources
- Once the user has the TGT, they use it to obtain a service ticket from the Ticket Granting Service (TGS), at which point the user is granted access
5
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TKIP
A
Temporal Key Integrity Protocol
- Security protocol used in IEEE 802.11 wireless networking standard
6
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TLS
A
Transport Layer Security
- Successor of deprecated SSL
- Provides secure communications
7
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TOTP
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Time-based One Time Password
- String of dynamic digits of code who change values based on time
- Used for MFA
8
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TPM
A
Trusted Platform Module
- Dedicated microcontroller/chip designed to secure hardware with integrated crypto keys
9
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TSIG
A
Transaction Signature
Computer-networking protocol, primarily enables DNS to authenticate updates to a DNS database
10
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TTP
A
Tactics, Techniques, Procedures
- Behaviors, methods, tools, and strategies that cyber threat actors and hackers use to plan and execute cyber attacks on business networks
11
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UAT
A
User Acceptance Testing
- Last phase of the software testing process
- Actual software users test the software to make sure it can handle necessary, real-world tasks and scenarios, according to specifications
- Aka User Acceptability Testing or End-User testing
12
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UAV
A
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
13
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UDP
A
User Datagram Protocol
14
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UEFI
A
Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
- Specification that defines a software interface between an OS and platform firmware
- Replaces the legacy BIOS firmware interface, but provides legacy BIOS services
- UEFI can support remote diagnostics and repair of computers, even if no OS is installed
15
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UEM
A
Unified Endpoint Management
- Allows you to manage, secure, and deploy resources and apps on any device from a single console
- Goes beyond just MDM since it can also control PCs, or IoT devices, for example