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MC Encyclopedia[edit]
Good to know[edit]
- Computer Science
- Big data
- Cloaking
- Create, read, update and delete
- Data scraping
- DevOps
- Portable Executable
- Regular expression
- Shim (computing)
- Software-defined data center
- Software-defined storage
- Software versioning
- Universally unique identifier
- Programming
- Base64
- Eclipse (software)
- Git (software)
- JavaScript
- JQuery
- JSON
- Lua (programming language)
- Node.js
- Pastebin
- Perl Compatible Regular Expressions
- Protocol Buffers
- Punycode
- Python (programming language)
- Ruby (programming language)
- Scrum (software development)
- Wheel (Unix term)
- Networking
- 6in4
- Bandwidth throttling
- DHCPv6
- Direct Client-to-Client
- DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities
- DNS Sinkhole
- Domain Name System Security Extensions
- Extension mechanisms for DNS
- Generic Routing Encapsulation
- Google Public DNS
- Interactive Connectivity Establishment
- Internet Relay Chat
- IP Flow Information Export
- IPv6
- IPv6 address
- List of DNS record types
- List of TCP and UDP port numbers
- Looking Glass server
- Neighbor Discovery Protocol
- NetFlow
- Network Functions Virtualization
- OpenFlow
- Pcap
- QUIC
- Real Time Messaging Protocol
- Real Time Streaming Protocol
- Real-time Transport Protocol
- Rich Communication Services
- Route analytics
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- Simple Service Discovery Protocol
- Software-defined networking
- STUN
- TCP Fast Open
- Teredo tunneling
- Traversal Using Relays around NAT
- Tunneling protocol
- Universal Plug and Play
- Wireshark
- HTTP/HTML/Web
- Akamai Technologies
- Content delivery network
- Do Not Track
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- HTTP 2.0
- HTTP cookie
- HTTP ETag
- Pingback
- Polyfill
- SPDY
- Steam (software)
- Web bug
- WebRTC
- Exploits/Malware
- Blackhole exploit kit
- Botnet
- Cross-site request forgery
- Cross-site scripting
- Domain Generation Algorithm
- Dropper (malware)
- Exploit (computer security)
- Fast flux
- Fraggle attack
- Heap spraying
- HTTP tunnel
- ICMP tunnel
- Kali Linux
- Malware
- NSTX
- Null session
- Pharming
- Phishing
- Shellcode
- Shodan (website)
- SMS phishing
- Smurf attack
- Vulnerability (computing)
- Windows Metafile vulnerability
- Zero-day attack
- APT
- Advanced persistent threat
- Cyberweapon
- Duqu
- Flame (malware)
- Stuxnet
- Wiper (malware)
- Cyber Defence
- Computer network operations
- Cyberwarfare
- Proactive Cyber Defence
- Tallinn Manual
- Information Security
- Anonymizer
- Business continuity planning
- Computer forensics
- Content Security Policy
- CVSS
- Data Execution Prevention
- Data loss prevention software
- Digital forensics
- Disaster recovery plan
- EICAR test file
- Indicator of compromise
- Information security
- Memory protection
- Microsoft-specific exception handling mechanisms
- Network Behavior Anomaly Detection
- Network forensics
- Security Content Automation Protocol
- Security information and event management
- Sender Policy Framework
- Taint checking
- Unified threat management
- Cryptography
- Cryptographic nonce
- Kerberos (protocol)
- Perfect forward secrecy
- Off-the-Record Messaging
- OAuth
- Online Certificate Status Protocol
- Salt (cryptography)
- Transport Layer Security
- Reverse Engineering
- Address space layout randomization
- NOP slide
- Obfuscation (software)
- Return-oriented programming
- X86 calling conventions