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microsoft technonlogy for writing small applications that perform actions in web pages
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a program that searches and ereases spyware from a user's computer. some ad blockers also prevent the browser from opening pop-ups windows and displaying advertisment
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a general classicifation of browser extension that includes tools to enhnce your browsing experience, such as toolbars that let you access a search engine without opening its web site, or program that blcoks pop-up ads and additional browsers windows from opening when you view a web site
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a catagory of software hat displays advertisement to help pay for the program
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a formula or set of steps to solve a paritcular problem
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a form of encryption that uses 2 different keys, a public key known to everyone and a provate or secret key known only to the person who owns both keys
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a general term for the process of verifying the idenity of a source or sender of a message
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a browser extension that plays sound files stored in various formats on th internet and on many wireless devices
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application thats allows a web browser to perform tassk it was not origonal designed to perform , such as playing sound or video files
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the process by which a cracker uses a program to enter character combination until the system accepts a user name and password , thereby gaining access to the system
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a temporary storage area in a computer's memory
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a feature by which music is downloaded and queued for play when the transfer/ play rate exceeds you modem's speed so you do not have to wait for your browser to download the enitre file
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| certificate authority(CA) |
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a trusted third party that verifies the identity of a person or organization in the process of issuing a digital cetifaction
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a record of the link clicked by a user while visiting a web site
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the protction of assets using non-physical means.
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the general name foor a procedure, either phusical or logical, that recognizes, redduces, and eliminates a threat
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a slng for a person who uses his knowledge of computers and programming to gain unauthorized access to a comp for the purpose of stelaing alternat data
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the process of transforming data from a readable format to a unreadable format
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the process of reviesing encrypted text into readable format
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| denial of service(DoS) attack |
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a security threat wherein in a cracker bombbards a server or other comps with messages in an attemo to consume the networks bandwhich resource effectively disabling the organization's communcations
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an ecrypted and password protcted file that contains sufficient info to authenticate and prove person's or organizations identity
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an electronic file that you phurchase from a certificate authority and install into a program that uses it, such as an e-mail program or web browser.
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a process that inserts a digital pattern containing copyright info into a digital image, animation, or audio video file.
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a way of scrambling and encoding data transmitted that reduces the risk that a person who interceots the web page as it travels across the internet will be able tro decode and read transmitted contents
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an open standard being developed but the web3d consortium that lets a developer creat 3D worlds
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a software program or hardware device that contorls access between two networks, such as a local area network and the internet or the internet and a comp
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a browser plug-in that displays simple animations, user interface, staic graphics, movies, sound, and text that was created using macromedia flash software
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| hash code function program |
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a program that mainmtains the intgerity of an e-mail message by producing a unique indentifying codes called a message authentication code.
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a program installed ona user's computer that the browser starts and uses to "help" display or play a file
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a sercurity measure that prevents unauthorized data modification
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a small program written in a java programming language
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a small program that can be executed without first being cmopliled winto computer-readable codes
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the protection of assets using non-physical means.
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the process of identifying yourslef to a comp with a user name and apssword
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| message authentication code(MAC) |
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a unique number that a message digest functions program uses to amintain the integirty of and e-mail message
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| message digest function program |
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a program that maintains the integrity of an e-mail message by producing a unique identifying code called a message authentication code
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security measures that prevent data delays
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a security threat wherein a cracker bombards a server or other computer with message in an attempt to consume the network's bandwidth resources
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a program that stores login info in a encrypted form on the users hard drive
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an electronic file that you phurchase from a certificate authority and install into a program that uses it, such as an e-mail program or web browser.
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a comp attck in which e-mail message claiming to be from a legitimate business direct recipient to a spoofed web site where the recipient is directed to provide sensitive info so the spoffed web site can steal the recipients personal info
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a program that is a software extension of a web browser
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a virtual door ina comp that permitts traffic to enter and leave the comp.
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the process that occurs when one comp tests all or some of the ports of another comp to dtermine whether its ports are open
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in the context of encryption, the key know only to its owner
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a form of encrytion that uses a single key that is known by both the sander and reciever
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a browser extemsion that plays video, sound, music, 3d, and virtual reality on macintoshes
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a browser plug-in that plays streaming audio and video files
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a security measure that prevents unauthorized data disclosure and ensure the authenticity of the data source
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in the context of encryption, the key know only to its owner
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| secure sockets layer(SSL) |
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a widely used protocal that acts as a serperate layer or "secure channel" on top of the TCP/IP internet protocal.
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| secure/ multipurpose intenet mail extension (S/MIME) |
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a specification which,when combined with a person digital ID, provides authentication and encryption to e-mail messages
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the protcetion of assets from unauthorized access, use, alteration, or destrction.
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authentication for a web site's users that proves the site's indentity
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a temp key used in the encryption porccess to ensure a secure connection
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a program that you can use during an evaluation period, usually for free
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software that covertly gathers info about a person or his click stream and sends that info to a third party, often a marketing or research firm
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a porcess that hides and encryption message within differnt types of files
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an encryption key that is 128 bits long
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a form of encrytion that uses a single key that is known by both the sander and reciever
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any act or object that endangers an asset
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a samll program hidden inside another program that is created with the intent of causing damage
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the process of associating a person and his identification with a very high level if assurence
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the process of identifying yourself to a comp, usually b entering a user anem and password known only to you
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| virtual reality modeling language(VRML) |
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an u=internet programming language that creates three-dimensional enviroments that can mimic known worlds or defines fictional ones
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a small hidden graphic on a web page or in e-mail message that is desighned to work ion conjunction with a cookie ti obtain info about the person viewing the page or e-mail message and to send that info to a third party.
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it is used weaknesses in e-mail programs and operating systems to distribute itself to some of the comp that were then connected to the internet
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includes tangible protection device, such as lock, alarms, fireproof doors, securtiy fences, safe vaults, and bombporrf buildings
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is also knowns as private or secret key known only to the person who owns both keys
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