1Cyber SecurityCyber SecurityClass 21EventEventClass 32Awareness EventCyber Security Awareness EventClass 42ConferenceCyber Security ConferenceClass 52ForumForumClass 62SummitSummitClass 72SymposiumSymposiumClass 82ExpoExpoClass 92Training EventTraining EventClass 102WorkshopWorkshopClass 1128IndividualIndividualClass 1211ExpertExpertClass 1312ConsultantConsultantClass 1412TrainerTrainerClass 1512EngineerEngineerClass 1611AcademicAcademicClass 1716ProfessorProfessorClass 1816ResearcherResearcherClass 1916StudentStudentClass 2011CybercriminalCybercriminalClass 2111HackerHackerClass 2221Black-Hat HackerBlack-Hat HackerClass 2321White-Hat HackerWhite-Hat HackerClass 2421Gray-Hat HackerGray-Hat HackerClass 2511End UserEnd UserClass 2611JournalistJournalistClass 2711ActivistActivistClass 281PartyParty (Individual, Group, Organization)Class 29244Governmental BodyGovernmental BodyClass 30227Critical InfrastructureCritical InfrastructureClass 31244Research OrganizationResearch OrganizationClass 32244Educational InstituteEducational InstituteClass 33244BusinessBusinessClass 3433EnterpriseEnterpriseClass 3533IT CompanyIT CompanyClass 3633Cyber Security CompanyCyber Security CompanyClass 37244Not-for-profit Organization (NGO)Not-for-profit Organization (NGO)Class 3828GroupGroupClass 391Cybersecurity AttackClass 4039Physical AttackPhysicalClass 4139Software AttackSoftware AttackClass 4243Computer VirusComputer VirusClass 43309Malware ClassificationMalware types and classificationClass 4443RansomwareRansomwareClass 4543Computer WormComputer WormClass 4643Computer TrojanComputer TrojanClass 4743SpywareSpywareClass 4843RootkitRootkitClass 4954Web-based AttackWeb-based AttackClass 50238SQL InjectionSQL InjectionClass 5149Web Application AttackWeb Application AttackClass 5241ExploitExploitClass 5341Brute-forceBrute-forceClass 5439Network AttackNetwork AttackClass 5554APTAPTClass 5654Man in the middleMan in the middleClass 5754DOSA denial-of-service attack (DoS attack) is a cyber-attack in which the perpetrator seeks to make a machine or network resource unavailable to its intended users by temporarily or indefinitely disrupting services of a host connected to the InternetClass 5857DDOSA distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is a malicious attempt to disrupt normal traffic of a targeted server, service or network by overwhelming the target or its surrounding infrastructure with a flood of Internet traffic.Class 5954DNS-based attackDNS-based network attacksClass 6059PoisoningPoisoningClass 6159SpoofingSpoofingClass 6259ManipulationManipulationClass 6354BotnetA botnet is a number of Internet-connected devices, each of which is running one or more bots. Botnets can be used to perform distributed denial-of-service attack (DDoS attack), steal data, send spam, and allows the attacker to access the device and its connection.Class 6454Command & ControlCommand & ControlClass 6664Remote Command ExecutionRemote Command ExecutionClass 6754Port ScanningPort ScanningClass 6839Social EngineeringSocial EngineeringClass 6968PhishingPhishingClass 7069Spear PhishingSpear PhishingClass 7239Unauthorized AccessUnauthorized AccessClass 7339Unauthorized Privilege EscalationUnauthorized Privilege EscalationClass 741Cybersecurity VulnerabilityIn computer security, a vulnerability is a weakness which can be exploited by a threat actor, such as an attacker, to perform unauthorized actions within a computer system.Class 7574Vulnerability DatabaseVulnerability Database/DatasetClass 7675CVECommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) is a dictionary-type list of standardized names for vulnerabilities and other information related to security exposures.Class 7775CWECommon Weakness Enumeration (CWE) is a list of software weaknesses.Class 7874Vulnerability ClassificationVulnerability Classification and TypesClass 7978OSOSClass 8078Application VulnerabilityApplication VulnerabilityClass 81326Web ServerWeb ServerClass 82338Threat ClassificationThreatClass 8382Criminal ThreatCriminal ThreatClass 8482Technical ThreatTechnical ThreatClass 8582Business ThreatBusiness ThreatClass 8682Legal ThreatLegal ThreatClass 8782Other ThreatOther ThreatClass 881Security ControlMethods and solutions for providing security controlClass 8988FirewallFirewallClass 9088Access ControlAccess ControlClass 91190User AuthenticationUser AuthenticationClass 9290AuthorizationAuthorizationClass 9390Usage ControlUsage ControlClass 95172PolicyPolicyClass 9695Data PoliciesData PoliciesClass 9796Data Handle PolicyData Handle PolicyClass 9896Data Protection PolicyData Protection PolicyClass 9996Data Retention PolicyData Retention PolicyClass 10096Data Sharing AgreementData Sharing AgreementClass 10195Access Control PoliciesAccess Control PoliciesClass 102101Access Control PolicyAccess Control PolicyClass 103101Usage Control PolicyUsage Control PolicyClass 10495Code Integrity PolicyCode Integrity PolicyClass 10595Computer Security PolicyComputer Security PolicyClass 10695Content Security PolicyContent Security PolicyClass 107170Cyber Insurance PolicyCyber Insurance PolicyClass 10895Cyber Security PolicyCyber Security PolicyClass 10995Device Guard PolicyDevice Guard PolicyClass 11095Vulnerability Disclosure PolicyVulnerability Disclosure PolicyClass 11188RegulationsRegulationsClass 112172TrainingTrainingClass 11388DetectionDetectionClass 114113Intrusion Detection SystemIntrusion Detection SystemClass 115116Anti-virusAnti-virusClass 116232Anti-malwareAnti-malwareClass 117196SandboxingSandboxingClass 11988CryptographyCryptographyClass 120388EncryptionEncryptionClass 121120SymmetricSymmetricClass 122270DESThe Data Encryption Standard is a symmetric-key algorithm for the encryption of digital data. Class 123270Triple DESTriple DESClass 124270AESAESClass 125270BlowfishBlowfishClass 126120AsymmetricAsymmetricClass 127126Diffie-HellmanDiffie-HellmanClass 128126RSARSAClass 129388KeyKeyClass 130308Public KeyPublic KeyClass 131308Private KeyPrivate KeyClass 132119HashingHashingClass 133132AlgorithmAlgorithmClass 134133BSDBSDClass 135133CRC-32CRC-32Class 136133MD5MD5Class 137133SHA-1SHA-1Class 138133SHA-256SHA-256Class 139132Salted HashSalted HashClass 140132Rainbow TableRainbow TableClass 14188Security ProtocolSecurity ProtocolClass 142141HTTPSHTTPSClass 143141SFTPSFTPClass 144141SSLSSLClass 145141SSHSSHClass 146171StandardStandardClass 147146STIXSTIXClass 148146TAXIITAXIIClass 149146IODEFIODEFClass 1501RiskRiskClass 151150Risk TypeRisk TypeClass 152151Application RiskApplication RiskClass 153151Insider RiskInsider RiskClass 154151Internet RiskInternet RiskClass 155151IoT RiskIoT RiskClass 156151Privacy RiskPrivacy RiskClass 157151Technical RiskTechnical RiskClass 158151Third-party RiskThird-party RiskClass 159150ScoreScoreClass 160150OperationOperationClass 161160AggregationAggregationClass 162160AssessmentAssessmentClass 163160IdentificationIdentificationClass 164160ManagementManagementClass 165160MitigationMitigationClass 166160ModelingModelingClass 1671Sub-domainSub-domainClass 168167Automotive SecurityAutomotive SecurityClass 169167Cloud SecurityCloud SecurityClass 170172Cyber InsuranceCyber InsuranceClass 171338Cyber Threat IntelligenceCyber Threat IntelligenceClass 17288Information Security Management (ISM)Information Security ManagementClass 173172StandardStandardClass 174173ISO 27000ISO 27000Class 175167IoT SecurityIoT SecurityClass 176167Mobile SecurityMobile SecurityClass 177167Smart Grid SecuritySmart Grid SecurityClass 178167TrustTrustClass 17921HacktivistHacktivistClass 18011Threat Actora threat actor, also called a malicious actor, is an entity that is partially or wholly responsible for a security incident that impacts – or has the potential to impact – an organization's securityClass 18111AttackerAn attacker is the individual or organisation performing these malicious activities.Class 1827USENIX Security SymposiumAn academic conference (one of top 4)Class 183218Hardware Attacking ToolHardware tools used for conducting attacksClass 18488Protection/PreventionMechanism protecting cyber assets against attacks (excluding detection)Class 185184DRMDigital Right ManagementClass 18691Knowledge-based AuthenticationUser authentication based on "What you know"Class 18791Possession-based AuthenticationUser authentication based on "What you have"Class 18891Inherence-based AuthenticationUser authentication based on "who you are"Class 189188Biometrics-based AuthenticationThe main type of inherence-based authenticationClass 19088AuthenticationAuthentication of users, hardware and software and other entities within a cyber security ecosystemClass 191190Device AuthenticationAuthentication of hardware devicesClass 192190Software AttestationRemote attestation of softwareClass 193186PasswordPassword-based authentication and related conceptsClass 19490Access Control ModelDifferent models of access controlClass 195194Role-based Access Control (RBAC)Role-based Access Control (RBAC)Class 196194Mandatory Access Control (MAC)Mandatory Access Control (MAC)Class 197194Discretionary Access Control (DAC)Discretionary Access Control (DAC)Class 198194Rule-based Access Control (RuBAC)Rule-based Access Control (RuBAC)Class 199194Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC)Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC)Class 20039Side-Channel AttackIn computer security, a side-channel attack is any attack based on information gained from the implementation of a computer system, rather than weaknesses in the implemented algorithm itself (e.g. cryptanalysis and software bugs).Class 201200Traffic analysisTraffic analysis based side-channel attackClass 202200Timing-based attackTiming-based attackClass 203200Power analysisPower analysis based side-channel attackClass 204200TEMPESTElectromagnetic emanations leakage based side-channel attackClass 205204Van Eck phreakinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Eck_phreakingClass 206200Acoustic attackAcoustic based side-channel attackClass 207200Optical attackSide-channel attack basd on optical signal analysisClass 208380DocumentDocuments related to cyber securityClass 209208Research PaperResearch PaperClass 210208Technical ReportTechnical ReportClass 211208Degree ThesisDegree ThesisClass 212208Software DocumentationUser manual, developer guide, etc.Class 213208Web DocumentWebsites, web pages, online videos, and any other online documents that are affiliated with an URL (excluding those belonging to other categories)Class 214208BookBookClass 215208StandardStandardClass 216176Mobile MalwareMalware on mobile devicesClass 217740-day Vulnerability0-day VulnerabilityClass 21839Attacking ToolTools used for conducting attacksClass 219218Software Attacking ToolSoftware tools for conducting attacksClass 22038Group of PeopleGroup of PeopleClass 22138Group of OrganizationsGroup of OrganizationsClass 22238Group of People and OrganizationsGroup of People and Organizations (those with hybrid memberships)Class 223220Hacking GroupNormally group of peopleClass 224223Anonymous (hacking group)The hacking group whose name is "Anonymous"Class 225380AssetThings to be protectedClass 226225DataData to be protectedClass 227225SystemSystems to be protectedClass 228225PeoplePeopleClass 229226AccountElectronic accounts as a special type of data protectedClass 230225MoneyMoney to be protected (not necessarily as data, maybe in physical format as well)Class 231114Network-based IDSNetwork-based IDSClass 232114Host-based IDSHost-based IDSClass 233114Hybrid IDSHybrid (network- and host-based)Class 234113Vulnerability ScannerVulnerability scanner and detectorClass 235305Privacy Enhancing Technology (PET)Privacy Enhancing Technology (PET)Class 23682Insider ThreatInsider ThreatClass 23743Malicious AdwareMalicious AdwareClass 23839Database AttackAttacks on databasesClass 23941Reverse EngineeringReverse EngineeringClass 24039IncidentAttacking incidents (actual attacks as events)Class 241167Software SecuritySoftware SecurityClass 242167Hardware SecurityHardware SecurityClass 243167Systems SecuritySystems SecurityClass 24428OrganizationOrganizationClass 24543BootkitBootkitClass 246167Distributed LedgerDistributed LedgerClass 247246BlockchainBlockchainClass 248246CryptocurrencyCryptocurrencyClass 249248BitcoinBitcoinClass 250247Public BlockchainPublic BlockchainClass 251247Permissioned (Consortium) BlockchainPermissioned (Consortium) BlockchainClass 252247Private BlockchainPrivate BlockchainClass 253250EthereumEthereumClass 254246Smart ContractSmart ContractClass 25582Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)Class 256183Card SkimmerCard SkimmerClass 25739General TermGeneral TermClass 25888Digital ForensicsDigital ForensicsClass 259258Network ForensicsNetwork ForensicsClass 260258Computer ForensicsComputer ForensicsClass 261258Live ForensicsLive ForensicsClass 262258Memory ForensicsMemory ForensicsClass 263258Malware ForensicsMalware ForensicsClass 264258Email ForensicsEmail ForensicsClass 265258Database ForensicsDatabase ForensicsClass 266258Multimedia ForensicsMultimedia ForensicsClass 267172AuditingAuditingClass 26811Online IDOnline IDs including usernames on different online services such as OSNsClass 269497Full Disk EncryptionFull Disk EncryptionClass 270121Block CipherBlock CipherClass 271121Stream CipherStream CipherClass 272271RC4RC4Class 273271ChaChaChaChaClass 274271Salsa20Salsa20Class 275111Data Protection LawData Protection LawClass 276111Cyber Crime LawCyber Crime LawClass 277275EU GDPRThe General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 is a regulation in EU law on data protection and privacy in the European Union and the European Economic Area.Class 278275UK DPA 2018UK DPA (Data Protection Act) 2018Class 279276UK Computer Misuse Act 1990UK Computer Misuse Act 1990Class 280167Usable SecurityUsable SecurityClass 281178Centralized TrustCentralized TrustClass 282178Distributed TrustDistributed TrustClass 283178Trust ComputingTrust ComputingClass 284283Trusted Platform Module (TPM)Trusted Platform Module (TPM)Class 285283Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)Class 286285TrustZoneTrustZoneClass 287291DefenseCyber Security DefenseClass 288287CenterCyber Security Defense CenterClass 2891Nefarious ActivityAny activity that is nefarious or can cause hard/damageClass 290289CybercrimeCybercrimeClass 2911WarfareCyberwareClass 293291EspionageCyber EspionageClass 294171CTI SharingCTI SharingClass 2951PrivacyPrivacyClass 296325MethodPrivacy Preserving MethodClass 297295PreservingPrivacy PreservingClass 298297DataDataClass 299298OperationOperationClass 300299AnalysisAnalysisClass 303299MiningMiningClass 304299PublishingPublishingClass 305295EnhancingPrivacy EnhancingClass 307129GenerationKey GenerationClass 308129Key PairKey PairClass 30941MalwareMalwareClass 310309Malware AnalysisMalware analysis is the study or process of determining the functionality, origin and potential impact of a given malware sample such as a virus, worm, trojan horse, rootkit, or backdoor.Class 31243KeyloggerA keystroke logger, or keylogger, records every keystroke entry made on a computer, often without the permission or knowledge of the userClass 313309Malware SecurityMalware SecurityClass 314309Malware BinaryMalware BinaryClass 315313ProtectionProtectionClass 317184ASLRAddress Space Layout RandomizationClass 31812ProfessionalProfessionalClass 31941Buffer OverflowBuffer OverflowClass 320113Bug BountyBug BountyClass 321322Vulnerability DisclosureVulnerability disclosure is the practice of reporting security flaws in computer software or hardware.Class 32274Vulnerability OperationVulnerability OperationsClass 323322Vulnerability AssessmentVulnerability AssessmentClass 324323CVSSThe Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) is a free and open industry standard for assessing the severity of computer system security vulnerabilities.Class 325297De-identificationDe-identification is the process used to prevent someone's personal identity from being revealed.Class 32678Web VulnerabilityWeb VulnerabilityClass 32778RCE VulnerabilityRemote code execution is the ability an attacker has to access someone else's computing device and make changes, no matter where the device is geographically located.Class 32879Privilege Escalation VulnerabilityPrivilege escalation is the act of exploiting a bug, design flaw or configuration oversight in an operating system or software application to gain elevated access to resources.Class 32978Injection VulnerabilityInjection attacks refer to a broad class of attack vectors. In an injection attack, an attacker supplies untrusted input to a program. This input gets processed by an interpreter as part of a command.Class 330210Threat ReportThreat ReportClass 331176Phone HackingPhone HackingClass 332320Bug Bounty ProgramBug Bounty ProgramClass 333332iOS Bug BountyiOS Bug BountyClass 335171CTI PlatformCTI PlatformClass 336380BookmarkWeb-pages, Bloggers, Social Media, ...Class 337336BlogCyber Security related blog.Class 3381Cybersecurity ThreatClass 339338OperationOperationClass 340339ModelingModelingClass 341113Monitoring ToolMonitoring ToolClass 342240ResponseResponseClass 343342TeamTeamClass 344343CERTComputer Emergency Readiness TeamClass 345130PKIPKIClass 346240OperationOperationClass 347346Incident ReportingIncident ReportingClass 348347Incident DataIncident DataClass 349289HackingHacking ActivitiesClass 3502Hackers EventHackers EventClass 35121By NationalityBy NationalityClass 35221By TargetBy TargetClass 353372Qualification (Industry)Qualification (Industry)Class 3566Security Analyst SummitSecurity Analyst SummitClass 3574Enigma ConferenceEnigma ConferenceClass 3584Hack In The Box Security Conferencehttps://conference.hitb.org/Class 3594Security BSidesSecurity BSidesClass 360172General TermsGeneral TermsClass 361360Business ContinuityBusiness ContinuityClass 36270Email Account Compromise (EAC)Email Account Compromise (EAC)Class 363362Business Email Compromise (BEC)BEC is the impersonation of executives or business contacts to obtain the transfer of funds or sensitive informationClass 36488Systems and ToolsSystems and ToolsClass 365364TestingTestingClass 366349HacktivismHacktivismClass 367349Hacking ToolHacking ToolClass 368350DefCampDefCamp is the most important annual conference on Hacking & Information Security in Central Eastern EuropeClass 369353Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)Class 3704CanSecWestCanSecWest, the world's most advanced conference focusing on applied digital security, is about bringing the industry luminaries together in a relaxed environment which promotes collaboration and social networking.Class 37178Code Execution VulnerabilityCode Execution VulnerabilityClass 372380AccreditationEducation and QualificationClass 3732ChallengeCybersecurity ChallengeClass 374373CTFCapture The FlagClass 375132HashHashClass 376230Payment CardPayment CardClass 377376The Payment Card Industry Data Security StandardThe Payment Card Industry Data Security StandardClass 378289Payment Card FraudPayment Card FraudClass 379336NewsNewsClass 3801GeneralGeneralClass 381380Fundamental ConceptsThe CIA TriadClass 382381ConfidentialityConfidentialityClass 383381IntegrityIntegrityClass 384381AvailabilityAvailabilityClass 385336MiscMiscClass 3867Real World Crypto SymposiumReal World Crypto SymposiumClass 387372Education (Academic)Education (Academic)Class 388119Crypto SystemA cryptosystem is a suite of cryptographic algorithms needed to implement a particular security service, most commonly for achieving confidentiality. Typically, a cryptosystem consists of three algorithms: one for key generation, one for encryption, and one for decryptionClass 389388DecryptionDecryption is generally the reverse process of encryption. It is the process of decoding the data which has been encrypted into a secret format. An authorized user can only decrypt data because decryption requires a secret key or password.Class 39044Ransomware VariantRansomware VariantsClass 391390Bad RabbitBad RabbitClass 392390CerberCerberClass 393390LockyLockyClass 394390PetyaPetyaClass 395390WannacryWannacryClass 396390CryptoWallCryptoWallClass 397390CryptoLockerCryptoLockerClass 39854Replay AttackA replay attack (also known as playback attack) is a form of network attack in which a valid data transmission is maliciously or fraudulently repeated or delayed.Class 3994RSA ConferenceRSA ConferenceClass 400550Direct Memory Access (DMA)A DMA attack is a type of side channel attack in computer security, in which an attacker can penetrate a computer or other device, by exploiting the presence of high-speed expansion ports that permit direct memory access (DMA).Class 401223APT1APT1Class 403398KRACKKRACK (Key Re-installation Attack) is a severe replay attack (a type of exploitable flaw) on the Wi-Fi Protected Access protocol that secures Wi-Fi connections.Class 404130Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)A public key infrastructure (PKI) is a set of roles, policies, hardware, software and procedures needed to create, manage, distribute, use, store and revoke digital certificates and manage public-key encryption.Class 405119Digital SignatureDigital signature is a cryptographic value that is calculated from the data and a secret key known only by the signer.Class 4067The Network and Distributed System Security Symposium (NDSS)NDSS fosters information exchange among researchers and practitioners of network and distributed system securityClass 4074REconREcon is a computer security conference with a focus on reverse engineering and advanced exploitation techniques.Class 408364Security Privileges ControlSecurity Privileges ControlClass 40978Security BugSecurity BugClass 410413Linux Kernel BugLinux Kernel BugClass 412409OS BugOS BugClass 413412Kernel BugKernel BugClass 414412Privilege Escalation BugPrivilege Escalation BugClass 415413Windows Kernel BugWindows Kernel BugClass 416412Memory BugMemory BugClass 4174Annual Computer Security Applications ConferenceACSACClass 4194National Computer Security ConferenceNational Computer Security ConferenceClass 4204Virus Bulletin International ConferenceVB2019Class 4217IEEE Computer Security Foundations SymposiumCSFClass 422208White PaperWhite PaperClass 423172FrameworkFrameworkClass 424364PatchPatchClass 425167Physical SecurityPhysical SecurityClass 4274O’Reilly Security ConferenceO’Reilly Security ConferenceClass 428167Network SecurityNetwork SecurityClass 429167Cybersecurity IndustryCybersecurity IndustryClass 430525Secure NetworkSecure NetworkClass 431119CertificateCertificateClass 4327Systems Security SymposiumSystems Security SymposiumClass 433372AwardsAwardsClass 434210Security BulletinSecurity BulletinClass 43636cisco taloscisco talosClass 438218Crack ToolCrack ToolClass 43978Cross SiteCross SiteClass 441235AnonymizationAnonymizationClass 442347Data Breach ReportData Breach ReportClass 4434cyconThe annual International Conference on Cyber ConflictClass 444295Data PrivacyData PrivacyClass 445454Data LeakageData LeakageClass 447454Data BreachData BreachClass 448235Differential PrivacyDifferential PrivacyClass 449364Web TechniqueWeb TechniqueClass 450449Human TestHuman TestClass 451325k-anonymityk-anonymityClass 452453Anonymous BrowsingAnonymous BrowsingClass 453305Online Privacy ProtectionOnline Privacy ProtectionClass 454455Publicly Exposed DataPublicly Exposed DataClass 455240Data IncidentData IncidentClass 456455Data TheftData TheftClass 457456Data ExfiltrationData ExfiltrationClass 458184Data Loss PreventionData Loss PreventionClass 459297Multi-party Computation (MPC)MPC is a sub-field of cryptography with the goal of creating methods for parties to jointly compute a function over their inputs while keeping those inputs privateClass 460289Dark WebDark WebClass 461460Dark Web MarketDark Web MarketClass 462289MaliciousMaliciousClass 463462Malicious FileMalicious FileClass 464463Malicious DocumentMalicious DocumentClass 465462Malicious SoftwareMalicious SoftwareClass 466462Malicious ActorMalicious ActorClass 467462Malicious URLMalicious URLClass 468364Operating System LevelOperating System LevelClass 469468Secure BootSecure BootClass 470380SecureSecureClass 4714DEF CONDEF CON is one of the world's largest and most notable hacker conventions, held annually in Las Vegas, NevadaClass 47280Type Confusion VulnerabilityType Confusion VulnerabilityClass 474244AgencyAgencyClass 47543By Operating SystemBy Operating SystemClass 476349Web HackingWeb HackingClass 477476Social Media HackingSocial Media HackingClass 4786DFIR SummitSANS Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) SummitClass 47946Banking TrojanBanking TrojanClass 48090StandardAccess Control StandardClass 481468WindowsWindowsClass 48243EspionageEspionageClass 483309Malware PropagationMalware PropagationClass 484483MalvertisingMalicious AdvertisingClass 48543Polymorphic MalwarePolymorphic malware is a type of malware that constantly changes its identifiable features in order to evade detectionClass 486462Malicious Cyber ActivityMalicious Cyber ActivityClass 487114Anomaly DetectionAnomaly DetectionClass 488288National Cyber Security CentreNational Cyber Security CentreClass 489146Cyber Observable eXpression (CybOX)Cyber Observable eXpression (CybOX)Class 490380Cyber OperationCyber OperationClass 491291Government Strategy/FrameworkGovernment Strategy/FrameworkClass 492442Verizon DBIRThe Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) is an annual publication that provides analysis of information security incidents, with a specific focus on data breaches.Class 49321Lauri LoveLauri LoveClass 4942CampaignCampaignClass 495297Homomorphic EncryptionHomomorphic encryption is a form of encryption that allows computation on ciphertexts, generating an encrypted result which, when decrypted, matches the result of the operations as if they had been performed on the plaintext. Homomorphic encryption can be used for privacy-preserving outsourced storage and computation.Class 496120Disk EncryptionDisk encryption is a technology which protects information by converting it into unreadable code that cannot be deciphered easily by unauthorized people. Disk encryption uses disk encryption software or hardware to encrypt every bit of data that goes on a disk or disk volume.Class 497496Disk Encryption SoftwareDisk Encryption SoftwareClass 498120Encryption BackdoorAn encryption backdoor is a deliberate weakness in encryption intended to let governments have easy access to encrypted dataClass 499291Cyber Security CultureCyber Security CultureClass 500289PiracyPiracyClass 501449Secure CommunicationSecure CommunicationClass 502501Anonymous CommunicationAnonymous CommunicationClass 503502Tor (anonymity network)Tor is free and open-source software for enabling anonymous communication.Class 504190Multi-Factor AuthenticationMulti-Factor AuthenticationClass 505504Two-Factor AuthenticationTwo-Factor AuthenticationClass 506501VPNVirtual Private Network (VPN)Class 507178OperationOperationClass 508507Trust ManagementTrust ManagementClass 509479ZeusZeusClass 510509Gameover ZeusGameover ZeusClass 511119cryptanalysiscryptanalysisClass 512120encryption schemeencryption schemeClass 51341drive-by download attackdrive-by download attackClass 51451InjectionInjectionClass 515111Digital RightsDigital RightsClass 516519Penetration Testing ToolsPenetration Testing ToolsClass 517480LDAPLightweight Directory Access ProtocolClass 518219SQL Injection ToolSQL Injection ToolClass 519365Penetration TestA penetration test, colloquially known as a pen test, pentest or ethical hacking, is an authorized simulated cyberattack on a computer system, performed to evaluate the security of the system.Class 52039Negative EffectsNegative Effects Of A Cyber Breach/AttackClass 521378Magnetic Stripe ReaderMagnetic Stripe ReaderClass 522319Heap Buffer Overflowa buffer overflow, or buffer overrun, is an anomaly where a program, while writing data to a buffer, overruns the buffer's boundary and overwrites adjacent memory locations.Class 523289SpammingSpammingClass 524239Reverse Engineering ToolReverse Engineering ToolsClass 525364Network ToolNetwork Tool (Securing & Monitoring)Class 526525Network MonitoringNetwork MonitoringClass 5273Red TeamA red team is an independent group that challenges an organization to improve its effectiveness by assuming an adversarial role or point of view.Class 528223Hacking TeamHacking TeamClass 529525Remote Access Tool (RAT)Remote Access Tool (RAT)Class 530113ProjectProjectClass 531530Project ZeroGoogle Project ZeroClass 53237WikiLeaksWikiLeaksClass 533141WiFiWiFiClass 534409FlawFlawClass 53588Anti-FraudAnti-FraudClass 536365Testing ProgramsTesting ProgramsClass 537536FuzzingFuzzingClass 53875GHDBGoogle Hacking Database (GHDB)Class 53978Authentication VulnerabilityAuthentication VulnerabilityClass 540156SurveillanceSurveillanceClass 541336HackingHackingClass 542336Online ToolsOnline ToolsClass 543530Metasploit ProjectThe Metasploit Project is a computer security project that provides information about security vulnerabilities and aids in penetration testing and IDS signature development. It is owned by Boston, Massachusetts-based security company Rapid7.Class 544120Email EncryptionEmail EncryptionClass 54546Remote Access Trojan (RAT)Remote Access Trojan (RAT)Class 547225SoftwareOS, Program, Application, Service,...Class 548547OSOSClass 549364Security-Focused Operating SystemSecurity-Focused Operating SystemClass 550200Memory AttackMemory AttackClass 551550In-Memory Key RecoveryThe recovery method uses a linear scan of memory to generate trial keys from all possible memory positions to decrypt the container.Class 552524DisassemblerA disassembler is a computer program that translates machine language into assembly language—the inverse operation to that of an assembler. A disassembler differs from a decompiler, which targets a high-level language rather than an assembly language.Class 553550Memory CorruptionMemory corruption occurs in a computer program when the contents of a memory location are modified due to programmatic behavior that exceeds the intention of the original programmer or program/language constructs; this is termed violating memory safety.Class 554219PowerShellPowerShell is a task-based command-line shell and scripting language built on .NET.Class 555480XACMLeXtensible Access Control Markup LanguageClass 556444Attributes CategorizationThe specifics of the disclosure risks from which a dataset is to be protected can be specified by categorizing the attributes of the input dataset into different typesClass 557556Sensitive AttributeSensitive attributes encode properties with which individuals are not willing to be linked with. As such, they might be of interest to an attacker and, if disclosed, could cause harm to data subjects. They will be kept unmodified but may be subject to further constraints, such as t-closeness or l-diversity. Typical examples are diagnoses.Class 558556Quasi-Identifying AttributeQuasi-identifying attributes can in combination be used for re-identification attacks. They will be transformed. Typical examples are gender, date of birth and ZIP codes.Class 559560Packet CapturePacket capture is a computer networking term for intercepting a data packet that is crossing or moving over a specific computer network.Class 560526Packet AnalyzerPacket AnalyzerClass 561556Identifying AttributeIdentifying attributes are associated with a high risk of re-identification. They will be removed from the dataset. Typical examples are names or Social Security Numbers.Class 562556Insensitive AttributeInsensitive attributes are not associated with privacy risks. They will be kept unmodified.Class 563364SCADASupervisory Control and Data AcquisitionClass 564223APT28Fancy Bear (also known as APT28 (by Mandiant), Pawn Storm, Sofacy Group (by Kaspersky), Sednit, Tsar Team (by FireEye) and STRONTIUM (by Microsoft)Class 565223The Shadow BrokersThe Shadow Brokers is a hacker group who first appeared in the summer of 2016. They published several leaks containing hacking tools from the National Security Agency, including several zero-day exploits.Class 566530ZDIZero Day InitiativeClass 567364Online ToolOnline ToolClass 56879Kernel ExploitationKernel ExploitationClass 56979Memory VulnerabilityMemory VulnerabilityClass 570569Use-After-Free VulnerabilityReferencing memory after it has been freed can cause a program to crash, use unexpected values, or execute code.Class 571567ShodanShodan is a search engine that lets the user find specific types of computers (webcams, routers, servers, etc.) connected to the internet using a variety of filters.Class 572364Secure CodeSecure CodeClass 573141IPSecThe IP security (IPSec) is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard suite of protocols between 2 communication points across the IP network that provide data authentication, integrity, and confidentiality. It also defines the encrypted, decrypted and authenticated packets.Class 574480SAMLSecurity Assertion Markup LanguageClass 575447Data Breach CasesData Breach CasesClass 576226Personal DataPersonal data is any information that relates to an identified or identifiable living individual. Different pieces of information, which collected together can lead to the identification of a particular person, also constitute personal dataClass 577275Privacy ShieldThe EU-U.S. and Swiss-U.S. Privacy Shield Frameworks were designed by the U.S. Department of Commerce and the European Commission and Swiss Administration to provide companies on both sides of the Atlantic with a mechanism to comply with data protection requirements when transferring personal data from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States in support of transatlantic commerce.Class 578275Safe HarborThe International Safe Harbor Privacy Principles or Safe Harbour Privacy Principles were principles developed between 1998 and 2000 in order to prevent private organizations within the European Union or United States which store customer data from accidentally disclosing or losing personal information.Class 579275CISPACyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection ActClass 580275FISMAThe Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 is a United States federal law enacted in 2002 as Title III of the E-Government Act of 2002.Class 581275Net Neutrality RuleIn the United States, net neutrality, the principle that Internet service providers (ISPs) treat all data on the Internet the same, and not discriminate, has been an issue of contention between network users and access providers since the 1990s.Class 20605752170-day exploit0-day exploitKeyword 20655992170day0dayKeyword 20657392170day exploit0day exploitKeyword 20675442680x6d6172696fRelevant Twitter account (already deactivated): https://twitter.com/kkotowicz/status/998129570355339264Keyword 20678562680xabad1deaTwitter account: https://twitter.com/0xabad1deaKeyword 20679412680xamitHacker's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/0xAmitKeyword 20680292680xcharliehttps://twitter.com/0xcharlieKeyword 20681752680xdadeHacker's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/0xdadeKeyword 20682122680xdeadbabeA VM santity check code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HexspeakKeyword 20685772680xmchowHacker's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/0xmchowKeyword 207145418211th usenix security symposium11th usenix security symposiumKeyword 207244818213th usenix security symposium13th usenix security symposiumKeyword 207340018215th usenix security symposium15th usenix security symposiumKeyword 20757272681o57Hacker's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/1o57Keyword 20807815052fa2 factors authencation?Keyword 20819541832xcrm41Magnetic Stripe Credit Card Reader sub model nameKeyword 2083406433c3Chaos Communication Congress: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Communication_CongressKeyword 2086763444conCyber security event: https://44con.com/Keyword 209824221aaron swartzHacktivist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_SwartzKeyword 210474390access control decisionaccess control decisionKeyword 2104806194access control listaccess control listKeyword 210483690access control mechanismaccess control mechanismKeyword 210494090access control schemeaccess control schemeKeyword 210495790access control systemaccess control systemKeyword 210542490access managementaccess managementKeyword 210584790access requestaccess requestKeyword 210613990access tokenaccess tokenKeyword 210631090access-controlaccess-controlKeyword 2107502520account compromiseaccount compromiseKeyword 210781539account hackaccount hackKeyword 2114978171actionable threat intelligenceactionable threat intelligenceKeyword 2115170185activation codeSecurity control (DRM)Keyword 2120270234acunetix web vulnerability scanneracunetix web vulnerability scannerKeyword 2128008195admin accountA way to have access controlKeyword 2128237193admin passwordadmin passwordKeyword 2128322195admin rightsadmin rightsKeyword 2132359124advanced encryption standardadvanced encryption standardKeyword 2132648141advanced message queuing protocoladvanced message queuing protocolKeyword 2132924255advanced persistent threatadvanced persistent threatKeyword 2133275180advanced threat actorTheat actor behind APTKeyword 2133304184advanced threat protectionA common commercial word used for security tools (against APT etc.)Keyword 2133311330advanced threat reportA common commercial word used for reports about APTs etc.Keyword 2145296184air-gappedShould be changed to air-gappingKeyword 214723136akamaiCloud security provider: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akamai_TechnologiesKeyword 217146678ancient font driver codeancient font driver codeKeyword 2172616216android banking malwareandroid banking malwareKeyword 2172630216android banking trojanandroid banking trojanKeyword 2173053331android hackingandroid hackingKeyword 2173260176android malware analysisandroid malware analysisKeyword 2173295176android malware detectionandroid malware detectionKeyword 2173719216android ransomwareandroid ransomwareKeyword 2173775176android ratAndroid RATKeyword 2173881176android securityandroid securityKeyword 2174150216android trojanandroid trojanKeyword 2175091219angler exploit kitangler exploit kitKeyword 21774664annual computer security application conferenceannual computer security application conferenceKeyword 21776924annual international cryptology conferenceannual international cryptology conferenceKeyword 217806136anomaliCyber security company: https://www.anomali.com/Keyword 2178234487anomaly detection approachanomaly detection approachKeyword 2178254487anomaly detection methodanomaly detection methodKeyword 2178276487anomaly detection systemanomaly detection systemKeyword 2178655223anonghostHacker group: https://www.adl.org/resources/profiles/anonghost-teamKeyword 2178925224anonsA short name of Anonymous GroupKeyword 2179269441anonymization algorithmPrivacy protection measureKeyword 2179450441anonymization techniqueanonymization techniqueKeyword 2179709441anonymized dataanonymized dataKeyword 2179804441anonymizingBetter use "anonymization"Keyword 2180684452anonymous emailanonymous emailKeyword 2180698452anonymous email addressanonymous email addressKeyword 218122239anonymous hackHacker group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_(group)Keyword 218143521anonymous hacker jeremy hammondperson nameKeyword 2182528452anonymous proxyanonymous proxyKeyword 2185388115anti virusanti virusKeyword 218597143anti-debugginganti-debuggingKeyword 218753443anti-vmanti-vmKeyword 2188294240antisecantisecKeyword 2188525115antivirusantivirusKeyword 2188860115antivirus programantivirus programKeyword 2188913115antivirus softwareprogramKeyword 219001781apache strut flawapache strut flawKeyword 219004981apache strut vulnerabilityapache strut vulnerabilityKeyword 2193053349app hackingapp hackingKeyword 2193485176app securityapp securityKeyword 219678741application attackapplication attackKeyword 219719089application firewallapplication firewallKeyword 2197814241application securityapplication securityKeyword 2197898241application security testapplication security testKeyword 219822389application whitelistingapplication whitelistingKeyword 22021394appsecApplication securityKeyword 2202911180apt actorapt actorKeyword 220296239apt attackapt attackKeyword 220342843apt malwareapt malwareKeyword 220523941arbitrary code executionarbitrary code executionKeyword 220702736ardamaxKeylogger: https://www.ardamax.com/Keyword 2213824240ashley madison hackSecurity incidentKeyword 221539727assangeJulian Assange, WikileaksKeyword 222230043atm malwareatm malwareKeyword 2222345186atm pinatm pinKeyword 2222391256atm skimmeratm skimmerKeyword 2222393256atm skimmer dieboldatm skimmer dieboldKeyword 2222394256atm skimmer diebold optevaatm skimmer diebold optevaKeyword 2222398256atm skimmer ncratm skimmer ncrKeyword 2222409256atm skimmer wincoratm skimmer wincorKeyword 2222410256atm skimmer wincor nixdorfatm skimmer wincor nixdorfKeyword 2224630257attack graphattack graphKeyword 2224670257attack graph generationattack graph generationKeyword 2225513257attack modelattack modelKeyword 2225757257attack pathattack pathKeyword 2225769257attack patternattack patternKeyword 2226228257attack scenarioattack scenarioKeyword 2226585257attack surfaceattack surfaceKeyword 2226967257attack treeattack treeKeyword 2227112257attack vectorattack vectorKeyword 2228322223attackersattackersKeyword 2232180267audit logaudit logKeyword 223717974authentication bypass vulnerabilityauthentication bypass vulnerabilityKeyword 223722991authentication credentialsauthentication credentialsKeyword 2237465141authentication protocolauthentication protocolKeyword 2240689310automate dynamic malware analysisautomate dynamic malware analysisKeyword 2241511310automated malware analysisautomated malware analysisKeyword 2241721178automated trust negotiationautomated trust negotiationKeyword 2243954243autorunGeneral term, but connection with malwsare is strong enough to be relevant.Keyword 224460436avastAvast antivirusKeyword 224605836aviraAvira antivirusKeyword 2253816257backdoorsbackdoorsKeyword 2254018257background knowledge attackbackground knowledge attackKeyword 2256495255badbiosAPT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BadBIOSKeyword 2257156391badrabbitBad Rabbit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ransomware#Bad_RabbitKeyword 226201943banking malwarebanking malwareKeyword 226391926barrett brownhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrett_BrownKeyword 22807474bhasiaBlack Hat Asia (note that this can have other meanings)Keyword 22809254bheuSecurity event: https://twitter.com/hashtag/BHEU?src=hash&lang=en-gbKeyword 22811644bhusaBlackhat USKeyword 228925636bitdefenderCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BitdefenderKeyword 2289428269bitlockerbitlockerKeyword 2291261213black hat arsenalName of a team: Black Hat Arsenal teamKeyword 22913234black hat europeA conferenceKeyword 22914724black hat usablack hat usaKeyword 229243243blackenergyMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackEnergyKeyword 229254036blackhatblackhatKeyword 22930374blackhat usablackhat usaKeyword 22932384blackhatusablackhatusaKeyword 2293292184blackholeSecurity mechanism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole_(networking)Keyword 2293308219blackhole exploit kitblackhole exploit kitKeyword 229567850blind sql injectionblind sql injectionKeyword 229983911bluehathttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlueHatKeyword 230367818bonehCyber security researcher Dan Boneh: https://crypto.stanford.edu/~dabo/Keyword 2308535184botnet takedownbotnet takedownKeyword 2314437111breach notificationbreach notificationKeyword 2314448111breach notification lawbreach notification lawKeyword 2314464111breach notification requirementbreach notification requirementKeyword 2314616442breach reportbreach reportKeyword 2314649342breach responsebreach responseKeyword 2314666342breach response planbreach response planKeyword 231704626brian krebspersonKeyword 2323110167browser securitybrowser securityKeyword 2323536318bruce schneierPerson, A figure in cyber securityKeyword 23235899bruconSecurity event: https://www.brucon.org/Keyword 232407453brute force attackbrute force attackKeyword 232420253brute-force attackbrute-force attackKeyword 232429153bruteforceBrute-force attackKeyword 2324927359bsideslvhttps://www.bsideslv.org/Keyword 2325175359bsidessfhttps://bsidessf.org/Keyword 2325595248btc-ehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTC-eKeyword 2326864268buffaloseller888Cyber criminal email accountKeyword 2326940319buffer overflow attackbuffer overflow attackKeyword 2327005319buffer overflow vulnerabilitybuffer overflow vulnerabilityKeyword 2327248320bug bounty hunterbug bounty hunterKeyword 2327290320bug bounty programGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 2327601320bug hunterGeneral term, connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 2327614320bug huntingbug huntingKeyword 2327987320bugbountyGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 2332604365burp suiteSecurity software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burp_SuiteKeyword 2332625365burp suite proCyber security tool: https://portswigger.net/burpKeyword 2333500361business continuity managementPart of ISMKeyword 2333502361business continuity planPart of ISMKeyword 2333691363business email compromise campaignbusiness email compromise campaignKeyword 2369159184bypass application whitelistingbypass application whitelistingKeyword 237004281bypass vulnerabilitybypass vulnerabilityKeyword 238606075capechttps://capec.mitre.org/Keyword 2387493450captchacaptchaKeyword 2388535168car hackingcar hackingKeyword 2389088255carbanakAPT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CarbanakKeyword 238915246carberpMalware: https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/threat-encyclopedia/malware/carberpKeyword 2389434378card breachcard breachKeyword 2390203378carder007Cyber criminal website - https://carder007.org/Keyword 2390336378cardingCrime: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carding_(fraud)Keyword 2398056364ccleanersecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CcleanerKeyword 2398178248ccnCryptocurrency news portal: https://www.ccn.com/Keyword 2398398376ccvCard Code VerificationKeyword 240088135cellebriteCellebrite Mobile Synchronization is an Israeli company that manufactures data extraction, transfer and analysis devices for cellular phones and mobile devices. The company is a subsidiary of Japan's Sun Corporation.Keyword 2404984392cerber ransomwarecerber ransomwareKeyword 2406000431certificate authoritycertificate authorityKeyword 2406212431certificate revocation listcertificate revocation listKeyword 2406264431certificate transparencycertificate transparencyKeyword 2406619369certified ethical hackerCEHKeyword 2407284276cfaaComputer Fraud and Abuse ActKeyword 2408052257chain attackchain attackKeyword 2411608223chaos computer clubThe Chaos Computer Club is Europe's largest association of hackers with 7700 registered members.Keyword 241476218chaumpersonKeyword 242323927chelsea manningA person loosely related to cyber security: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_ManningKeyword 242486712chief privacy officerchief privacy officerKeyword 242494112chief security officerchief security officerKeyword 2427682401chinese aptchinese aptKeyword 2429245230chip pos ingenicoPoS productKeyword 243302912chuvakinCyber security expert: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_ChuvakinKeyword 2433562367cia hacking toolcia hacking toolKeyword 2437360120ciphertextciphertextKeyword 2438594287cis critical security controlsThe CIS Critical Security Controls are a recommended set of actions for cyber defense that provide specific and actionable ways to stop today's most pervasive and dangerous attacks.Keyword 243862312cisaCertified Information Systems AuditorKeyword 2438708436cisco asaCisco ASA. (Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance) A family of network security devices from Cisco that provide firewall, intrusion prevention (IPS) and virtual private network (VPN) capabilities.Keyword 243947912cisoA chief information security officer (CISO) is the senior-level executive within an organization responsible for establishing and maintaining the enterprise vision, strategy, and program to ensure information assets and technologies are adequately protected.Keyword 2439744579cispaCyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Intelligence_Sharing_and_Protection_ActKeyword 243984712cisspCertified Information Systems Security Professional: https://www.isc2.org/Certifications/CISSPKeyword 244042331citizen labSecurity related body: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_LabKeyword 2447044120cleartextIn cryptography, plaintext usually means unencrypted information pending input into cryptographic algorithms, usually encryption algorithms. Cleartext usually refers to data that is transmitted or stored unencrypted.Keyword 2452902169cloud access security brokerhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_access_security_brokerKeyword 2453542169cloud computing securitycloud computing securityKeyword 245356510cloud computing security workshopcloud computing security workshopKeyword 245515337cloud security allianceNGO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_Security_AllianceKeyword 245667636cloudflareCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CloudflareKeyword 2460109364cobalt strikeCyber security software: https://www.cobaltstrike.com/Keyword 2465304371code execution exploitcode execution exploitKeyword 2465309371code execution flawcode execution flawKeyword 2465336371code execution vulnvulnerability?Keyword 2465591329code injectioncode injectionKeyword 2465615329code injection techniquecode injection techniqueKeyword 2466230405code signingcode signingKeyword 2469425114collaborative intrusion detectioncollaborative intrusion detectionKeyword 2471047171collective intelligence frameworkCommon term used for intelligence collectionKeyword 2475407329command injectioncommand injectionKeyword 2475425329command injection vulnerabilitycommand injection vulnerabilityKeyword 2478135210common attack pattern enumerationcommon attack pattern enumerationKeyword 247961477common weakness enumerationcommon weakness enumerationKeyword 2480958167communications securitycommunications securityKeyword 248255836comodoSecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Internet_SecurityKeyword 2482603115comodo internet securitycomodo internet securityKeyword 2490633130composite degree residuosity classcomposite degree residuosity classKeyword 2494564343computer emergency response teamcomputer emergency response teamKeyword 2494992287computer network defensecomputer network defenseKeyword 2495121409computer program security flawcomputer program security flawKeyword 2495379364computer security applicationcomputer security applicationKeyword 2495381417computer security application conferencecomputer security application conferenceKeyword 24954014computer security conferenceExisting subclassKeyword 249545010computer security foundations workshopcomputer security foundations workshopKeyword 2495460240computer security incidentcomputer security incidentKeyword 2495465346computer security incident handlingcomputer security incident handlingKeyword 2495471343computer security incident response teamcomputer security incident response teamKeyword 24957651computer system securitycomputer system securityKeyword 250131445confickerMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ConfickerKeyword 2519427481control flow guardcontrol flow guardKeyword 2539004200covert channelIn computer security, a covert channel is a type of attack that creates a capability to transfer information objects between processes that are not supposed to be allowed to communicate by the computer security policy.Keyword 2546864378credit card breachcredit card breachKeyword 2546901376credit card cvvBetter change to "CVV"Keyword 2546905376credit card data"Data" being vagueKeyword 2546972349credit card hacknot a proper termKeyword 2546974352credit card hackercredit card hackerKeyword 2547078378credit card skimmercredit card skimmerKeyword 2547278535credit monitoring serviceRelated to anti-fraudKeyword 2548876290crimewarecrimewareKeyword 255083930critical infrastructure cybersecuritycritical infrastructure cybersecurityKeyword 255091130critical infrastructure protectioncritical infrastructure protectionKeyword 255095930critical infrastructure sectorcritical infrastructure sectorKeyword 255096730critical infrastructure securitycritical infrastructure securityKeyword 2551250424critical patch updatecritical patch updateKeyword 2551353371critical remote code executioncritical Remote Code Execution vulnerabilityKeyword 2551987329crlfAttack: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/CRLF_InjectionKeyword 2552632439cross site request forgerycross site request forgeryKeyword 2552636439cross site scriptcross site scriptKeyword 2552637439cross site script attackcross site script attackKeyword 255265181cross site script vulnerabilitycross site script vulnerabilityKeyword 2552656439cross site scriptingcross site scriptingKeyword 2553289439cross-site request forgerycross-site request forgeryKeyword 2553298439cross-site scriptingcross-site scriptingKeyword 255408836crowdstrikehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CrowdStrikeKeyword 255527643crypterhttps://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/us/security/definition/crypterKeyword 2555548119crypto backdoorcrypto backdoorKeyword 2556073129crypto keycrypto keyKeyword 2556972248cryptocurrency minercryptocurrency minerKeyword 2557135119cryptographic algorithmcryptographic algorithmKeyword 2557254375cryptographic hashcryptographic hashKeyword 2557261133cryptographic hash functioncryptographic hash functionKeyword 2557283129cryptographic keycryptographic keyKeyword 2557372119cryptographic protocolcryptographic protocolKeyword 2557447119cryptographic techniquecryptographic techniqueKeyword 2557884119cryptologycryptologyKeyword 2557888385cryptology eprint archivehttps://eprint.iacr.org/Keyword 2558658343csirtComputer Security Incident Response TeamKeyword 2559172439csrfCross-site request forgeryKeyword 2559874171ctiCyber threat intelligence (it can have many other meanings)Keyword 2561023310cuckoo sandboxCuckoo is a British sitcom that began airing on BBC Three on 25 September 2012Keyword 256260736curityCyber security company: https://curity.io/Keyword 2571272376cvvVV is an anti-fraud security feature to help verify that you are in possession of your credit card.Keyword 2571395376cvv2Card Verification Value, CVV or CVV2, is an authentication system established by credit card companies to further efforts toward reducing fraud for internet transactions.Keyword 25717382cyber activitycyber activityKeyword 2571862291cyber arm racecyber arm raceKeyword 257187460cyber armycyber armyKeyword 257217939cyber attack targetcyber attack targetKeyword 2572227181cyber attackercyber attackerKeyword 2572348240cyber breachcyber breachKeyword 2572428490cyber capabilitycyber capabilityKeyword 2572577288cyber commandcyber commandKeyword 2572675291cyber conflictcyber conflictKeyword 2572757290cyber crimecyber crimeKeyword 257290120cyber criminalcyber criminalKeyword 2573113287cyber defencecyber defenceKeyword 2573121288cyber defence centrecyber defence centreKeyword 2573194287cyber defensecyber defenseKeyword 25733551cyber domaincyber domainKeyword 2573477293cyber espionage campaigncyber espionage campaignKeyword 2573520293cyber espionage operationcyber espionage operationKeyword 2573558488cyber essentials schemecyber essentials schemeKeyword 25735782cyber eventcyber eventKeyword 2573651290cyber extortioncyber extortionKeyword 2574005240cyber incidentcyber incidentKeyword 2574062342cyber incident response plancyber incident response planKeyword 2574224170cyber insurance marketcyber insurance marketKeyword 2574418171cyber intelligencecyber intelligenceKeyword 2574467294cyber intelligence shareChange to "cyber intelligence sharing"Keyword 2574592257cyber kill chaincyber kill chainKeyword 2574627111cyber lawcyber lawKeyword 2574673170cyber liability insurancecyber liability insuranceKeyword 2574994257cyber pearl harborcyber pearl harborKeyword 257504595cyber policycyber policyKeyword 2575255287cyber resiliencecyber resilienceKeyword 2575316150cyber riskcyber riskKeyword 2575327162cyber risk assessmentcyber risk assessmentKeyword 2575385170cyber risk insurancecyber risk insuranceKeyword 2575404164cyber risk managementcyber risk managementKeyword 257559537cyber security alliancecyber security allianceKeyword 2575656447cyber security breachcyber security breachKeyword 2575691288cyber security centercyber security centerKeyword 2575696288cyber security centrecyber security centreKeyword 2575716373cyber security challengecyber security challengeKeyword 2575806226cyber security datacyber security dataKeyword 2576208172cyber security practicecyber security practiceKeyword 2576225364cyber security programcyber security programKeyword 2576333364cyber security solutioncyber security solutionKeyword 2576354146cyber security standardcyber security standardKeyword 25764559cyber security trainingcyber security trainingKeyword 2576467172cyber security unitcyber security unitKeyword 25765503cyber situational awarenesscyber situational awarenessKeyword 25766011cyber spacecyber spaceKeyword 2576911180cyber threat actorcyber threat actorKeyword 257700682cyber threat indicatorcyber threat indicatorKeyword 257710382cyber threat landscapecyber threat landscapeKeyword 257722282cyber threatscyber threatsKeyword 2577321291cyber warcyber warKeyword 2577360291cyber warfarecyber warfareKeyword 257741511cyber warriorcyber warriorKeyword 2577442291cyber weaponcyber weaponKeyword 2577659290cyber-crimecyber-crimeKeyword 2577783293cyber-espionagecyber-espionageKeyword 2577910170cyber-insurancecyber-insuranceKeyword 2578020170cyber-insurercyber-insurerKeyword 2578248150cyber-riskcyber-riskKeyword 257856782cyber-threatcyber-threatKeyword 257952339cyberattackscyberattacksKeyword 2579598291cyberawarecyberawareKeyword 2581602293cyberespionagecyberespionageKeyword 2581996170cyberinsurancecyberinsuranceKeyword 25825541cyberseccybersecKeyword 25830251cybersecuritycybersecurityKeyword 25831663cybersecurity awarenesscybersecurity awarenessKeyword 25831873cybersecurity awareness monthnot a proper termKeyword 258345736cybersecurity companycybersecurity companyKeyword 258400412cybersecurity expertcybersecurity expertKeyword 258410436cybersecurity firmcybersecurity firmKeyword 2584144172cybersecurity frameworkcybersecurity frameworkKeyword 2584425240cybersecurity incidentcybersecurity incidentKeyword 2584839111cybersecurity lawcybersecurity lawKeyword 2585291318cybersecurity professionalcybersecurity professionalKeyword 2585392210cybersecurity reportcybersecurity reportKeyword 2585484150cybersecurity riskcybersecurity riskKeyword 2585768172cybersecurity strategycybersecurity strategyKeyword 25858106cybersecurity summitcybersecurity summitKeyword 258590082cybersecurity threatcybersecurity threatKeyword 258646347cyberspycyberspyKeyword 258667082cyberthreatcyberthreatKeyword 2586818291cyberwarcyberwarKeyword 2587805291cyberwarfarecyberwarfareKeyword 258884936cylanceCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CylanceKeyword 2593826318dan geerpersonKeyword 2595995379dark readdarkreading.comKeyword 2596134461dark web drug marketdark web drug marketKeyword 2596213460dark web sitedark web siteKeyword 259629046darkcometMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DarkCometKeyword 2596506460darknetdarknetKeyword 2596689460darkwebdarkwebKeyword 2596888373darpa cyber grand challengedarpa cyber grand challengeKeyword 2598438441data anonymizationdata anonymizationKeyword 2598682447data breach costdata breach costKeyword 2598796447data breach investigationsdata breach investigationsKeyword 2598797442data breach investigations reportdata breach investigations reportKeyword 2598821447data breach lawsuitdata breach lawsuitKeyword 2598841442data breach notificationdata breach notificationKeyword 2598846442data breach notification lawdata breach notification lawKeyword 2598922342data breach responsedata breach responseKeyword 2599548277data controllerGDPR termKeyword 2599975120data encryptiondata encryptionKeyword 2600701383data integritydata integrityKeyword 26018993data privacy daydata privacy dayKeyword 2601922275data privacy lawdata privacy lawKeyword 2602115277data protection authoritydata protection authorityKeyword 2602172277data protection directivedata protection directiveKeyword 2602209277data protection impact assessmentdata protection impact assessmentKeyword 2602254277data protection legislationdata protection legislationKeyword 260227612data protection officerdata protection officerKeyword 2602290277data protection principledata protection principleKeyword 2602313277data protection regulationdata protection regulationKeyword 2602335277data protection requirementdata protection requirementKeyword 2602346277data protection ruledata protection ruleKeyword 2602367277data protection supervisordata protection supervisorKeyword 2603079173data security standarddata security standardKeyword 260324796data share agreementdata share agreementKeyword 2603496456data stealdata stealKeyword 2605043349database hackNot usefulKeyword 2605915428datagram transport layer securitydatagram transport layer securityKeyword 2610162442dbirData Breach Investigations Report from Verizon: https://enterprise.verizon.com/en-gb/resources/reports/dbir/Keyword 261146358ddos attackddos attackKeyword 261162358ddos botnetddos botnetKeyword 2612231441de-anonymizationde-anonymizationKeyword 2619378129decryption keydecryption keyKeyword 2619456389decryption tooldecryption toolKeyword 2620381560deep packet inspectiondeep packet inspectionKeyword 2622220471defconDEF CON is one of the world's largest hacker conventions, held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada, with the first DEF CON taking place in June 1993.Keyword 2622258471defcon badgedefcon badgeKeyword 2622403374defcon ctfdefcon ctfKeyword 2622932471defcon talkdefcon talkKeyword 2623201471defcon252017 DEFCONKeyword 2624593364defender exploit guarddefender exploit guardKeyword 2628567224deharthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_DeHartKeyword 263827457denial-of-servicedenial-of-serviceKeyword 263827657denial-of-service attackdenial-of-service attackKeyword 26428224derbyconhttps://www.derbycon.com/Keyword 2658205425device securitydevice securityKeyword 2659424258dfirDigital Forensics and Incident Response Distribution: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIFT_Workstation_-_Digital_Forensics_and_Incident_Response_DistributionKeyword 2659633258dfir infosecdfir infosecKeyword 2660004478dfirsummitSANS Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR) SummitKeyword 266253853dictionary attackdictionary attackKeyword 2667099515digital geneva conventiondigital geneva conventionKeyword 2667522515digital rights managementdigital rights managementKeyword 2667570167digital securitydigital securityKeyword 2683977231distribute intrusion detection systemdistribute intrusion detection systemKeyword 2684433406distribute system security symposiumdistribute system security symposiumKeyword 2687319329dll injectiondll injectionKeyword 268782020dmitryHe may be seen as a cyber criminal (who often just use tools, not develop tools).Keyword 2688382349dnc hack2016 Democratic National Committee email leak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Democratic_National_Committee_email_leakKeyword 269357243domain generation algorithmhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_generation_algorithmKeyword 269695557dos attackdos attackKeyword 269839546doublepulsarDoublePulsar is a backdoor implant tool developed by the U.S. National Security Agency's (NSA) Equation Group that was leaked by The Shadow Brokers in early 2017.Keyword 2703294479dridexmalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DridexKeyword 2705388216droidjackdroidjackKeyword 2712062479duquMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuquKeyword 271345118dworkCyber security researcher Cynthia Dwork: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_DworkKeyword 2714271310dynamic malware analysisdynamic malware analysisKeyword 2714615294dynamic threat intelligencedynamic threat intelligenceKeyword 2715090479dyreMalware: https://www.secureworks.com/research/dyre-banking-trojanKeyword 2720222120eaxhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EAX_modeKeyword 2726221113edrEndpoint Detection and Response (it may mean other things)Keyword 272698826edward snowdenCyber security related person: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_SnowdenKeyword 2734779349election hackingelection hackingKeyword 2738297126elliptic curve cryptographyelliptic curve cryptographyKeyword 2740419349email interception hackemail interception hackKeyword 2742425227email securityemail securityKeyword 2746834364emetEnhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enhanced_Mitigation_Experience_ToolkitKeyword 2753722544encrypted emailencrypted emailKeyword 2753959501encrypted messaging appencrypted messaging appKeyword 2755300501end-to-end encryptionend-to-end encryptionKeyword 2756217232endpoint protectionendpoint protectionKeyword 2756246232endpoint protection platformsendpoint protection platformsKeyword 2756290167endpoint securityendpoint securityKeyword 2761203357enigma2017Security event: ENIGMA conference 2017Keyword 276125531enisaenisaKeyword 2761489330enisa threat landscape reportenisa threat landscape reportKeyword 2764486164enterprise risk managemententerprise risk managementKeyword 2764512167enterprise securityenterprise securityKeyword 2770750575equifax data breachequifax data breachKeyword 2775670115escan internet security suiteeScan Internet Security Suite: https://www.escanav.com/en/windows-antivirus/internet-security-suite.aspKeyword 277630736esetCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESETKeyword 2777395293espionage campaignespionage campaignKeyword 278213846eternalbluehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EternalBlueKeyword 2782394248ethereumethereumKeyword 278275023ethical hackerethical hackerKeyword 2783268526ettercapSecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ettercap_(software)Keyword 2783440577eu-us privacy shieldeu-us privacy shieldKeyword 278366512eugene kasperskypersonKeyword 27840124eurocryptcrypto conferenceKeyword 2786369277european data protection directiveeuropean data protection directiveKeyword 2786373277european data protection laweuropean data protection lawKeyword 2786384277european data protection supervisoreuropean data protection supervisorKeyword 2786968474europolLaw enforcement agencyKeyword 2787367111evade breach notification lawevade breach notification lawKeyword 2787402113evade detectionevade detectionKeyword 2788693218evasion techniqueevasion techniqueKeyword 280768652exploit devexploit devKeyword 280820852exploit kitexploit kitKeyword 280860152exploit mitigationexploit mitigationKeyword 2808763516exploit packexploit packKeyword 280965852exploitabilityexploitabilityKeyword 281000439exploitation techniqueexploitation techniqueKeyword 281024139exploitsexploitsKeyword 2812590454expose sensitive dataexpose sensitive dataKeyword 281954136f-secureCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-SecureKeyword 2819559115f-secure internet securityf-secure internet securityKeyword 2823022189facial recognitionBiometricsKeyword 2827180289fake newsGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 2831222564fancy bearFancy Bear is a Russian cyber espionage group. Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike has said with a medium level of confidence that it is associated with the Russian military intelligence agency GRUKeyword 284174690federated identity managementfederated identity managementKeyword 285255381file upload vulnerabilityfile upload vulnerabilityKeyword 285293543fileless malwarefileless malwareKeyword 285610885financial cyber threatfinancial cyber threatKeyword 285815790fine-grained access controlfine-grained access controlKeyword 285844547finfisherSpyware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FinFisherKeyword 286031136fireeyehttps://www.fireeye.com/Keyword 2860324330fireeye advanced threat reporthttps://www.fireeye.com/current-threats/annual-threat-report.htmlKeyword 2860411335fireeye dynamic threat intelligencefireeye dynamic threat intelligenceKeyword 286149489firewall rulefirewall ruleKeyword 286161189firewallsfirewallsKeyword 2863657580fismaFederal Information Security Management Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Information_Security_Management_Act_of_2002Keyword 286673641flash exploitflash exploitKeyword 2867162217flash zero-dayflash zero-dayKeyword 2869123219flip feng shuiFlip Feng Shui (FFS) is a new exploitation vector that allows an attacker virtual machine (VM) to flip a bit in a memory page of a victim VM that runs on the same host as the attacker VM. https://www.vusec.net/projects/flip-feng-shui/Keyword 2871460201flow analysisGeneral netwroking term, but connection with security is strong enough.Keyword 2887263113fraud detectionfraud detectionKeyword 2891147497free open-source disk encryption softwarefree open-source disk encryption softwareKeyword 2892285506free vpnPrivacy relatedKeyword 2892651494freeanonfreeanonKeyword 2892734494freeanonshttps://www.freeanons.org/Keyword 2892942494freebogatovCampaign to free Dmitry Bogatov: https://twitter.com/hashtag/freebogatov?lang=enKeyword 2893614494freejeremyhttps://freejeremy.net/Keyword 2893743493freelauriCampaign for free Lauri Love: https://freelauri.com/Keyword 2894089494freemattdeharthttps://twitter.com/freemattdehart?lang=enKeyword 2902650378fullzhttps://www.investopedia.com/fullz-definition-4684000Keyword 2907710371fuzz arbitrary binary codeBetter changed to "Fuzzing"Keyword 2907916537fuzzerClass of security toolsKeyword 2911214510gameover zeus botnetgameover zeus botnetKeyword 29129624gartnersecGartner Security & Risk Management Conference?Keyword 291556129gchqThe Government Communications Headquarters is an intelligence and security organisation responsible for providing signals intelligence and information assurance to the government and armed forces of the United Kingdom.Keyword 2933126330global internet security threat reportglobal internet security threat reportKeyword 293956169google docs phish attackgoogle docs phish attackKeyword 293957269google docs phishing scamgoogle docs phishing scamKeyword 2939594538google dorkThe GHDB is an index of search queries (we call them dorks) used to find publicly available information, intended for pentesters and security researchers.Keyword 2940628409google project zero buggoogle project zero bugKeyword 2944517349government hackinggovernment hackingKeyword 2945361540government surveillancePrivacy relatedKeyword 2953417486grizzly steppe reportGRIZZLY STEPPE - Russian Malicious Cyber Activity | CISA - US-CertKeyword 295372018grossklagsCyber security researchers Jens Grossklags: http://www.cybertrust.in.tum.de/index.php?id=101Keyword 295681421gucciferHacker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GucciferKeyword 2959568499guy fawkes maskCyber security cultureKeyword 2964442528hack teamhack teamKeyword 2965018541hackadayhttps://hackaday.com/Keyword 2966356350hacker conferencehacker conferenceKeyword 2966940350hacker forumhacker forumKeyword 296714521hacker hero john draperhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_DraperKeyword 296753721hacker lauri lovehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lauri_LoveKeyword 2968672350hacker summer camphacker summer campKeyword 2968718349hacker targethacker targetKeyword 2969936349hackerspacehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HackerspaceKeyword 2970750477hacking facebook accounthacking facebook accountKeyword 2970789350hacking forumhacking forumKeyword 2972214349hacking servicehacking serviceKeyword 2972289367hacking softwarehacking softwareKeyword 2972535349hacking techniquehacking techniqueKeyword 2972656367hacking toolshacking toolsKeyword 2972770349hacking tutorialhacking tutorialKeyword 2972873368hacking villageEvent: https://def.camp/hacking-village/Keyword 2973410364hackrfhttps://greatscottgadgets.com/hackrf/Keyword 2973637364hacksys extreme vulnerable driverhacksys extreme vulnerable driverKeyword 2975049519hak5Pentesting device: https://shop.hak5.org/Keyword 2979598461hansa dark web marketDark web marketKeyword 2982685349hardware hackinghardware hackingKeyword 298293940hardware securityhardware securityKeyword 2984678133hash algorithmhash algorithmKeyword 2984828133hash functionhash functionKeyword 2985029375hash tablehash tableKeyword 2985068375hash valuehash valueKeyword 2985136364hashcatSecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HashcatKeyword 2987277518havijHavij SQL Injection toolKeyword 298751321haxorAlternrative spelling of hacker: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/haxorKeyword 298810636hbgaryhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HBGaryKeyword 2991657522heap overflowheap overflowKeyword 2992452409heartbleedhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeartbleedKeyword 2996895379help net securityhttps://www.helpnetsecurity.com/Keyword 3000321219hex editorGeneral term, connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 3010478358hitbCyber security event: https://conference.hitb.org/Keyword 3010636358hitb2017amsHash tag for security event: https://twitter.com/hashtag/hitb2017ams?lang=enKeyword 30107764hitbgsecSecurity conference: https://gsec.hitb.org/Keyword 3015248495homomorphic encryption schemehomomorphic encryption schemeKeyword 3015786113honeynethoneynetKeyword 3015840113honeypothoneypotKeyword 3020193232host-based intrusion detection systemhost-based intrusion detection systemKeyword 3021653506hotspot shield vpnhotspot shield vpnKeyword 3025518142http public key pinninghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Public_Key_PinningKeyword 3025660167http strict transport securityhttp strict transport securityKeyword 302585934huaweiICT company with major presence on security solutionsKeyword 3030901184hxxpSecurity protocol: https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-salgado-hxxp-01.xmlKeyword 3037606167ics securityics securityKeyword 3037739344ics-certIndustrial Control System CERTKeyword 3039279552ida prohttps://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/Keyword 3039533552idapythonPython plugin for Interactive Disassembler: https://github.com/idapython/Keyword 3040372277identifiable natural personGDPR: An identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification ...Keyword 3042187339identify threatnot a proper termKeyword 304280690identity managementidentity managementKeyword 304412836idssIntegrated Defense & Security SolutionsKeyword 304462510ieee computer security foundations workshopieee computer security foundations workshopKeyword 3057363176imsiInternational mobile subscriber identity, connection with security is strong enoughKeyword 3057368216imsi catcherhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMSI-catcherKeyword 3057978551in-memory private rsa key recoveryin-memory private rsa key recoveryKeyword 3059498346incident detectionincident detectionKeyword 3059599346incident handlingincident handlingKeyword 3059738346incident managementincident managementKeyword 3059832348incident object descriptionincident object descriptionKeyword 3059834348incident object description exchange formatincident object description exchange formatKeyword 3059991342incident responderincident responderKeyword 3059998342incident responseincident responseKeyword 3060000342incident response activityincident response activityKeyword 3060024342incident response capabilityincident response capabilityKeyword 3060172342incident response planincident response planKeyword 3060206342incident response processincident response processKeyword 3060278343incident response teamincident response teamKeyword 3075965167industrial control system securityindustrial control system securityKeyword 3078413520infected computerinfected computerKeyword 3078477520infected hostinfected hostKeyword 3078624520infected systeminfected systemKeyword 3078866483infection vectorhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_(malware)Keyword 30819351infosecinfosecKeyword 308224938infosec communityinfosec communityKeyword 3082954349infosec hackinginfosec hackingKeyword 3083374309infosec malwareinfosec malwareKeyword 308381211infosec peopleinfosec peopleKeyword 3083927318infosec proinfosec proKeyword 3083950318infosec professionalinfosec professionalKeyword 30848721infosecurityinfosecurityKeyword 308562730infrastructure protectioninfrastructure protectionKeyword 3085741425infrastructure securityinfrastructure securityKeyword 3089365329injection attackMaybe too general?Keyword 3089489514injection flawinjection flawKeyword 3089650514injection techniqueinjection techniqueKeyword 309315754insider attackinsider attackKeyword 309342482insider threatinsider threatKeyword 309939178integer overflowinteger overflowKeyword 310069780intel amt vulnerabilityintel amt vulnerabilityKeyword 3100772469intel boot guardintel boot guardKeyword 310150588intel software guard extensionintel software guard extensionKeyword 3111646474internet crime complaint centerinternet crime complaint centerKeyword 311321082internet security threatinternet security threatKeyword 3113212330internet security threat reportinternet security threat reportKeyword 311338535internet storm centerSecurity body: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Storm_CenterKeyword 3113415540internet surveillanceinternet surveillanceKeyword 3117929114intrusion detection systemsintrusion detection systemsKeyword 3117984184intrusion preventionintrusion preventionKeyword 3117995184intrusion prevention systemintrusion prevention systemKeyword 312253136ioactiveCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOActiveKeyword 3123688176ios securityios securityKeyword 312402763iot botnetiot botnetKeyword 3126042331iphone hackiphone hackKeyword 3126211333iphone secure boot firmware componentToo specificKeyword 3127911351iranian hackeriranian hackerKeyword 313028937isacInformation Sharing and Analysis Centers / Information Sharing and Analysis CenterKeyword 313055937isc2Cyber security organisation: (ISC)2Keyword 3138521167itsecurityitsecurityKeyword 314128318jajodiaCyber security researcher Sushil Jajodia: https://csis.gmu.edu/jajodia/Keyword 314617821jeremy hammondHacker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_HammondKeyword 315014612john mcafeejohn mcafeeKeyword 315589726julian assangeWikiLeaks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_AssangeKeyword 3158487451k-anonymity privacy protectionk-anonymity privacy protectionKeyword 3158528296k-anonymizationk-anonymizationKeyword 3159513549kali linuxkali linuxKeyword 316118936kasperskykasperskyKeyword 3161476115kaspersky internet securitykaspersky internet securityKeyword 316149936kaspersky labkaspersky labKeyword 31618236kaspersky security analyst summitkaspersky security analyst summitKeyword 316412063kelihos botnetkelihos botnetKeyword 316486190kerberosUser authentication protocolKeyword 3165480553kernel memory corruptionkernel memory corruptionKeyword 3165488113kernel memory infoleak detectorkernel memory infoleak detectorKeyword 3165616413kernel pool overflowkernel pool overflowKeyword 3165642328kernel privilege escalation vulnerabilitykernel privilege escalation vulnerabilityKeyword 316627521kevin mitnickkevin mitnickKeyword 3166762129key cryptographykey cryptographyKeyword 3166880307key distributionkey distributionKeyword 3166959129key encryptionkey encryptionKeyword 3167136307key generation algorithmkey generation algorithmKeyword 3167387312key loggerkey loggerKeyword 3167578129key pairkey pairKeyword 3167766403key reinstallation attackkey reinstallation attackKeyword 3167959129key sizekey sizeKeyword 3168649307keygenkeygenKeyword 3168901312keyloggingkeyloggingKeyword 3171379171kill chainNot a proper termKeyword 3179147403krack attackkrack attackKeyword 3179872479kronos banking trojankronos banking trojanKeyword 317993618kruegelCyber security researcher Christopher Kruegel: https://sites.cs.ucsb.edu/~chris/Keyword 3181453296l-diversityl-diversityKeyword 3181513223l0phtHacker group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L0phtKeyword 319078190lastpasspassword managerKeyword 3225066475linux malwarelinux malwareKeyword 3231846223lizard squadLizard Squad was a black hat hacking group, mainly known for their claims of distributed denial-of-service attacks primarily to disrupt gaming-related services.Keyword 323563690local privilegeAccess control termKeyword 3235653328local privilege escalation vulnerabilitylocal privilege escalation vulnerabilityKeyword 323577279local root exploithttps://github.com/5H311-1NJ3C706/local-root-exploitsKeyword 3238091393locky ransomwarehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LockyKeyword 3249202516low orbit ion cannonLow Orbit Ion Cannon is an open-source network stress testing and denial-of-service attack application, written in C#. LOIC was initially developed by Praetox Technologies, but was later released into the public domain, and now is hosted on several open source platforms.Keyword 3252972224lulzhttps://www.wired.com/2011/11/anonymous-101/Keyword 3253207223lulzsecHacker group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LulzSecKeyword 3256445475mac malwaremac malwareKeyword 3260726218magnitude exploit kitmagnitude exploit kitKeyword 3267180465malicious android appmalicious android appKeyword 3267199465malicious appmalicious appKeyword 3267213465malicious applicationmalicious applicationKeyword 3267276462malicious behaviormalicious behaviorKeyword 3267388465malicious codemalicious codeKeyword 3267484462malicious contentmalicious contentKeyword 3267585467malicious domainmalicious domainKeyword 3267617462malicious emailmalicious emailKeyword 3267657465malicious executablemalicious executableKeyword 3267833466malicious insidermalicious insiderKeyword 3267942467malicious linkmalicious linkKeyword 3268142465malicious payloadmalicious payloadKeyword 3268156464malicious pdfmalicious pdfKeyword 3268267465malicious programmalicious programKeyword 3268634466malicious usermalicious userKeyword 3268694467malicious websitemalicious websiteKeyword 3268727464malicious word documentmalicious word documentKeyword 3269121483malspamMalware spam: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/threats/malspam/Keyword 3269230258maltegoDigital forensics software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MaltegoKeyword 3269376484malvertiseBetter change to "malvertising": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MalvertisingKeyword 3269384484malvertise campaignmalvertise campaignKeyword 3269848310malware analysis systemmalware analysis systemKeyword 3269861310malware analysis toolmalware analysis toolKeyword 3269890310malware analystmalware analystKeyword 327002643malware attackmalware attackKeyword 3270097310malware attribute enumerationmalware attribute enumerationKeyword 3270116314malware authorNot usefulKeyword 3270241310malware behaviormalware behaviorKeyword 3270430313malware campaignmalware campaignKeyword 3270971315malware detectionmalware detectionKeyword 3271002315malware detection methodmalware detection methodKeyword 3271023315malware detection systemmalware detection systemKeyword 327154443malware familymalware familyKeyword 3272139313malware infectionmalware infectionKeyword 3272987315malware protectionmalware protectionKeyword 3272995315malware protection enginemalware protection engineKeyword 3273256314malware sampleNot usefulKeyword 3273724313malware targetmalware targetKeyword 3273926313malware threatmalware threatKeyword 327411743malware variantmalware variantKeyword 3274287314malware writernot a proper termKeyword 3274595116malwarebytesCyber security software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malwarebytes_(software)Keyword 327496656man-in-the-middleman-in-the-middleKeyword 327496756man-in-the-middle attackman-in-the-middle attackKeyword 3275307164manage cyber riskmanage cyber riskKeyword 3276010429managed security servicemanaged security serviceKeyword 327878436mandiantCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MandiantKeyword 328298218marcus hutchinspersonKeyword 328664812mary ann davidsonCSO at OracleKeyword 3287872540mass surveillanceLoosely related especially on privacyKeyword 3289423548master boot recordmaster boot recordKeyword 3289495129master decryption keymaster decryption keyKeyword 3289566129master keymaster keyKeyword 3297579136md5 hashmd5 hashKeyword 3307395300memory analysistechnique for security analysisKeyword 3307523416memory corruption bugmemory corruption bugKeyword 3307549569memory corruption vulnerabilitymemory corruption vulnerabilityKeyword 3307669258memory forensicmemory forensicKeyword 3311333388message authentication codemessage authentication codeKeyword 3314100516metasploit frameworkmetasploit frameworkKeyword 3314145516metasploit modulemetasploit moduleKeyword 331461743meterpreterSecurity term: https://www.offensive-security.com/metasploit-unleashed/about-meterpreter/Keyword 3324340434microsoft security bulletinmicrosoft security bulletinKeyword 3324358115microsoft security essentialsmicrosoft security essentialsKeyword 3324368210microsoft security intelligence reportmicrosoft security intelligence reportKeyword 3329106494millionmaskmarchCyber security related protest event: Million Mask March: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Million_Mask_MarchKeyword 3329712365mimikatzhttps://github.com/gentilkiwi/mimikatzKeyword 3331197256mini123Magnetic Stripe Credit Card Reader sub model nameKeyword 3334238485miraiMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirai_(malware)Keyword 333504074misconfigurationGeneral term, but can have security implicationsKeyword 3335709335mispProject: https://www.misp-project.org/Keyword 333855456mitmMan-in-the-MiddleKeyword 333856756mitm attackmitm attackKeyword 3338792244mitre corporationmitre corporationKeyword 3340792176mobile app securitymobile app securityKeyword 3341202176mobile device securitymobile device securityKeyword 3341686176mobile phone hackingmobile phone hackingKeyword 3341813176mobile pwn2ownmobile pwn2ownKeyword 3342101176mobile threatmobile threatKeyword 3342382176mobilesecuritymobilesecurityKeyword 335027020money muleA money mule, sometimes called a "smurfer," is a person who transfers money acquired illegally (e.g., stolen) in person, through a courier service, or electronically, on behalf of others. Typically, the mule is paid for services with a small part of the money transferred.Keyword 3359718499mrrobotMovie describing cyber security: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._RobotKeyword 3360350424ms17-010Security patch: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/security-updates/securitybulletins/2017/ms17-010Keyword 3361228521msr2000Magnetic Stripe Credit Card ReaderKeyword 3361229521msr206Magnetic Stripe ReaderKeyword 3361233521msr3000Magnetic Stripe Credit Card ReaderKeyword 3361234521msr400Magnetic Stripe Credit Card ReaderKeyword 3361235521msr500mMagnetic Stripe Credit Card ReaderKeyword 3361237521msr505Magnetic Swipe Card ReaderKeyword 3361333429msspmanaged security service providerKeyword 3365230459multiparty unconditionally secure protocolmultiparty unconditionally secure protocolKeyword 3366179522multiple heap buffer overflowmultiple heap buffer overflowKeyword 3377455474national crime agencyThey have a cybercrime unit.Keyword 337747930national critical infrastructurenational critical infrastructureKeyword 3377528344national cyber incident response plannational cyber incident response planKeyword 337754837national cyber security alliancenational cyber security allianceKeyword 3377598491national cyber security strategynational cyber security strategyKeyword 33776313national cybersecurity awarenessnational cybersecurity awarenessKeyword 33776343national cybersecurity awareness monthnational cybersecurity awareness monthKeyword 3377688277national data protection authoritynational data protection authorityKeyword 3378624491national security letternational security letterKeyword 337887475national vulnerability databasenational vulnerability databaseKeyword 3379734288nato ccd coeThe NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence is a multinational and interdisciplinary hub of cyber defence expertise.Keyword 3379781288nato cooperative cyber defence centrenato cooperative cyber defence centreKeyword 33825323ncsamNational Cybersecurity Awareness Month: https://staysafeonline.org/ncsam/Keyword 338388763necursBotnet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necurs_botnetKeyword 3386905234nessusSecurity software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nessus_(software)Keyword 3387461581net neutrality rulenet neutrality ruleKeyword 3387927525netcatNetwork security and forensics tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetcatKeyword 338841336netgearCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetgearKeyword 338895636netsecnetsecKeyword 339063890network access controlnetwork access controlKeyword 3391829428network flow datanetwork flow dataKeyword 3392211231network intrusion detection systemnetwork intrusion detection systemKeyword 3393116428network security analysisnetwork security analysisKeyword 3393234428network security monitoringnetwork security monitoringKeyword 3393776428network traffic analysisnetwork traffic analysisKeyword 3393806428network traffic datanetwork traffic dataKeyword 3394177231network-based intrusion detection systemnetwork-based intrusion detection systemKeyword 3406314491nist cybersecurity frameworknist cybersecurity frameworkKeyword 3407784526nmaphttps://nmap.org/Keyword 3410425494nolove4usgovCompaign for freeing Lauri Love: https://twitter.com/hashtag/nolove4usgov?lang=enKeyword 3421427394notpetyahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petya_(malware)Keyword 3424546349nsa malware staging servernsa malware staging serverKeyword 3424927156nsa spynsa spyKeyword 3425005540nsa surveillancensa surveillanceKeyword 342675139nuclear exploit kitnuclear exploit kitKeyword 342912575nvdNational Vulnerability Database: https://nvd.nist.gov/Keyword 343093237oasis cyber threat intelligenceoasis cyber threat intelligenceKeyword 343101692oauthSecurity technology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OAuthKeyword 3432087572obfuscation techniqueobfuscation techniqueKeyword 3438963541offensive communityNot usefulKeyword 344359988offsecOffensive SecurityKeyword 3448213524ollydbgReverse engineering tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OllyDbgKeyword 3451499503onion serviceonion serviceKeyword 346128069online dating scamsonline dating scamsKeyword 3464907453online safetyonline safetyKeyword 3469511549openbsdOpenBSD is a free and open-source, security-focused, Unix-like operating system based on the Berkeley Software Distribution. Theo de Raadt created OpenBSD in 1995 by forking NetBSD. According to de Raadt, OpenBSD is a research operating system for developing security mitigations.Keyword 346973074openflowGeneral networking term, but connection with security is strong enough.Keyword 3469871423openiocIncident management: https://www.fireeye.com/blog/threat-research/2013/10/openioc-basics.htmlKeyword 3470335145opensshopensshKeyword 3470388141opensslopensslKeyword 3471172506openvpnCyber security software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenVPNKeyword 3473103167operational securityoperational securityKeyword 347449539opisraelAttack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpIsraelKeyword 3479664427oreillysecurityoreillysecurityKeyword 3485563353oscpOffensive Security Certified Professional: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offensive_Security_Certified_ProfessionalKeyword 3485761171osinthttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_intelligenceKeyword 3497194449owasphttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OWASPKeyword 3497451449owasp zed attack proxyowasp zed attack proxyKeyword 350139254packet losspacket lossKeyword 3501572430packet trace anonymizationpacket trace anonymizationKeyword 35017784pacsecCyber security event: https://pacsec.jp/Keyword 350454636palo alto networkspalo alto networksKeyword 3504826575panama papersThe Panama Papers are 11.5 million leaked documents that detail financial and attorney–client information for more than 214,488 offshore entitiesKeyword 3516114193passphrasepassphraseKeyword 3516481438password crackpassword crackKeyword 3516519438password crack toolpassword crack toolKeyword 3516530438password crackerpassword crackerKeyword 3516734375password hashpassword hashKeyword 351684290password managementpassword managementKeyword 351686293password managerpassword managerKeyword 3517096539password recoverypassword recoveryKeyword 3517151539password resetpassword resetKeyword 3517227167password securitypassword securityKeyword 3517846567pastebinGeneral online service, but connection with security is strong enough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PastebinKeyword 3518549424patch managementpatch managementKeyword 3524285378payment card breachpayment card breachKeyword 3524291376payment card datapayment card dataKeyword 3525390559pcapGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 3525663377pci dssThe Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is an information security standard for organizations that handle branded credit cards from the major card schemes.Keyword 3528516326pegasus ios kernel vulnerabilitypegasus ios kernel vulnerabilityKeyword 352896111pen testerpen testerKeyword 352896890pen testingpen testingKeyword 352957112penetration testerpenetration testerKeyword 3529585519penetration testingpenetration testingKeyword 353054412pentesterpentesterKeyword 3530616519pentestingpentestingKeyword 353778190permissionspermissionsKeyword 3540084447personal data breachpersonal data breachKeyword 3540175444personal data protectionpersonal data protectionKeyword 3543206394petya ransomwarehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petya_(malware)Keyword 3543704544pgp keypgp keyKeyword 3543750544pgp public keypgp public keyKeyword 3543751544pgp public key blockpgp public key blockKeyword 354677021phineas fisher hack hacking teamNeed to be simplified to the name of the hacker "Phineas Fisher".Keyword 354712369phish sitephish siteKeyword 354730669phishing attackphishing attackKeyword 3547480494phishing campaignphishing campaignKeyword 354765569phishing emailphishing emailKeyword 354802369phishing scamphishing scamKeyword 354819369phishing sitephishing siteKeyword 3550918541phrackHacker magazine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PhrackKeyword 3555048277piipersonally identifiable information (it may have other meanings)Keyword 3556495376pin codepin codeKeyword 3557791500pirate bayPiracy service: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pirate_BayKeyword 356680878poc exploitpoc exploitKeyword 356870060poisoning attackpoisoning attackKeyword 357491431ponemonCyber security organisation: https://www.ponemon.org/Keyword 357491931ponemon instituteThe Ponemon Institute is a private research organization that conducts independent research on privacy, data protection and information security policy.Keyword 3579834519port scanBetter change to "port scanning"Keyword 358090843pos malwarepos malwareKeyword 3584163388post-quantumThis is mostly about post-quantum crypto. Check duplication.Keyword 3588890329powershell code injection vulnerabilitypowershell code injection vulnerabilityKeyword 3589179554powershell scriptThis is general but may be argued based on strong connections with security.Keyword 3589363554powerviewSecurity tool: https://github.com/PowerShellMafia/PowerSploit/tree/master/ReconKeyword 3590388310practical malware analysispractical malware analysisKeyword 3604312303preserve data miningpreserve data miningKeyword 3615539156privacy breachprivacy breachKeyword 3615863295privacy constraintprivacy constraintKeyword 3616252305privacy enhancing technologiesprivacy enhancing technologiesKeyword 3616535156privacy impactprivacy impactKeyword 3616538156privacy impact assessmentprivacy impact assessmentKeyword 3616949295privacy modelprivacy modelKeyword 3617241297privacy preservationprivacy preservationKeyword 3617384303privacy preserving data miningprivacy preserving data miningKeyword 3617391304privacy preserving data publishingprivacy preserving data publishingKeyword 3617652295privacy requirementprivacy requirementKeyword 3617884295privacy settingprivacy settingKeyword 3617904577privacy shieldprivacy shieldKeyword 3618266295privacy-aware access controlprivacy-aware access controlKeyword 3618527297privacy-preservingprivacy-preservingKeyword 3618592300privacy-preserving data analysisprivacy-preserving data analysisKeyword 3618602303privacy-preserving data miningprivacy-preserving data miningKeyword 3618619304privacy-preserving data publishingprivacy-preserving data publishingKeyword 3620261295private proxyGeneral term, connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 3621146414privilege escalation exploitprivilege escalation exploitKeyword 3625492364process explorerSecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_ExplorerKeyword 3625666329process injectionprocess injectionKeyword 3625669329process injection techniqueprocess injection techniqueKeyword 3625941277process personal dataprocess personal dataKeyword 3628537343product security incident response teamproduct security incident response teamKeyword 362974723professional hackerprofessional hackerKeyword 3654037529psexecPsExec is a light-weight telnet-replacement that lets you execute processes on other systems, complete with full interactivity for consoleKeyword 3656064130public key certificatepublic key certificateKeyword 3656090130public key cryptographypublic key cryptographyKeyword 3656100130public key cryptosystempublic key cryptosystemKeyword 3656118130public key encryptionpublic key encryptionKeyword 3656136345public key infrastructure certificatepublic key infrastructure certificateKeyword 3656163142public key pinningpublic key pinningKeyword 3665130244pwcCompany with strong cyber security presence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PricewaterhouseCoopersKeyword 3665381370pwn2ownhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pwn2OwnKeyword 3665713433pwniePwnie Award: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pwnie_AwardsKeyword 3671292558quasi-identifierhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quasi-identifierKeyword 3671429549qubesSecurity focused OS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qubes_OSKeyword 3671471167qubes security bulletinqubes security bulletinKeyword 367378636quick heal antivirusquick heal antivirusKeyword 3676330534race conditionA race condition or race hazard is the behavior of an electronics, software, or other system where the system's substantive behavior is dependent on the sequence or timing of other uncontrollable events. It becomes a bug when one or more of the possible behaviors is undesirable.Keyword 3677110524radare2Reverse engineering software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radare2Keyword 368016945ramnitMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RamnitKeyword 368319044ransomware attackransomware attackKeyword 368337044ransomware campaignransomware campaignKeyword 368351644ransomware decryption toolransomware decryption toolKeyword 368405644ransomware outbreakransomware outbreakKeyword 368446482ransomware threatransomware threatKeyword 368512536rapid7Cyber security company: https://www.rapid7.com/Keyword 3689712325re-identificationre-identificationKeyword 3696434386realworldcryptoReal World Crypto Symposium: https://rwc.iacr.org/Keyword 37011864reconCyber security conference: https://recon.cx/Keyword 3701383407reconmtlREcon: Annual reverse engineering and security conference held in Montreal. ... Next Recon Montreal will be 19-21 of June 2020. ... Recon was the last conference on my infosec bucket list!Keyword 370542421redhackredhackKeyword 3705821482redoctoberMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_October_(malware)Keyword 3705974527redteamredteamKeyword 3708388329reflect xssreflected xssKeyword 3709667367reginRegin is a sophisticated malware and hacking toolkit used by United States' National Security Agency (NSA) and its British counterpart, the Government ...Keyword 3709889330regional advanced threat reportregional advanced threat reportKeyword 3719839524remnuxReserve engineering tool REMnux: https://remnux.org/Keyword 372005054remote attackremote attackKeyword 3720174371remote code execremote code execKeyword 3720183371remote code executionremote code executionKeyword 3720199371remote code execution exploitremote code execution exploitKeyword 3720202371remote code execution flawcovered by remote code executionKeyword 3720218371remote code execution vulnnot a proper phraseKeyword 3720221327remote code execution vulnerabilityremote code execution vulnerabilityKeyword 3720250327remote command execution vulnerabilityremote command execution vulnerabilityKeyword 3720361529remote desktopShould be made equal to "remote administration tool"Keyword 3720387529remote desktop protocolremote desktop protocolKeyword 3720477529remote exploitremote exploitKeyword 3720502514remote file inclusionremote file inclusionKeyword 3720726416remote memory corruptionremote memory corruptionKeyword 3720728569remote memory corruption vulnerabilityremote memory corruption vulnerabilityKeyword 372093252remote root exploitremote root exploitKeyword 3720986219remote shellShould be made equal to "remote administration tool"Keyword 3721442534remotely exploitableremotely exploitableKeyword 3721449534remotely exploitable flawremotely exploitable flawKeyword 3721463472remotely exploitable type confusionremotely exploitable type confusionKeyword 3726037442report data breachnot a proper phraseKeyword 3730642178reputation systemGeneral term, connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 3740384321responsible disclosureresponsible disclosureKeyword 3749400239reverse engineering malwarereverse engineering malwareKeyword 374970141reverse shellAttacking mechanism: https://resources.infosecinstitute.com/icmp-reverse-shell/Keyword 3754310218rig exploit kitrig exploit kitKeyword 3756997160risk assessment processrisk assessment processKeyword 3757782164risk management approachrisk management approachKeyword 3757828164risk management frameworkrisk management frameworkKeyword 3757890160risk management processrisk management processKeyword 3757932164risk management solutionrisk management solutionKeyword 3757938164risk management strategyrisk management strategyKeyword 3757974150risk managerrisk managerKeyword 3758078165risk mitigationrisk mitigationKeyword 3758105165risk mitigation strategyrisk mitigation strategyKeyword 3764036195role base access controlrole base access controlKeyword 3764316195role-based access control modelrole-based access control modelKeyword 376548690root accessAccess control termKeyword 376561979root exploitroot exploitKeyword 3765779195root privilegeroot privilegeKeyword 3769562414rowhammerSecurity issue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Row_hammerKeyword 3770563128rsa keyrsa keyKeyword 3770864399rsacRSA ConferenceKeyword 37714134rsac2017RAS Conference 2017Keyword 3777759351russian hackersrussian hackersKeyword 37827583safer internet daysafer internet dayKeyword 378520516samaratipersonKeyword 378806678sandbox escapeNot a proper termKeyword 3788316172sandboxingSecurity mechanismKeyword 378928236sans institutesans instituteKeyword 3789294341sans internet storm centerhttps://isc.sans.edu/Keyword 379531020scammerscammerKeyword 379905812schneierCyber security expert Bruce SchneierKeyword 37997913school security awareness trainingschool security awareness trainingKeyword 3803635223script kiddieHacker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Script_kiddieKeyword 3808722129secret keysecret keyKeyword 3809181119secret sharingsecret sharingKeyword 3810056374sectfEvent: https://www.social-engineer.org/sevillage-def-con/the-sectf/Keyword 3811252501secure communication channelsecure communication channelKeyword 3811315459secure computingsecure computingKeyword 3811716176secure enclavesecure enclaveKeyword 3812264470secure messaging appsecure messaging appKeyword 3812341459secure multi-party computationsecure multi-party computationKeyword 3812375459secure multiparty computationsecure multiparty computationKeyword 3812680470secure protocolsecure protocolKeyword 3812932144secure socket layersecure socket layerKeyword 3813527336securelistWebsite: https://securelist.com/Keyword 3814376380security alertsecurity alertKeyword 3814470380security analysissecurity analysisKeyword 381451312security analystsecurity analystKeyword 3814534380security analyticsecurity analyticKeyword 3814675364security applicationsecurity applicationKeyword 3814735380security architecturesecurity architectureKeyword 3814810480security assertion markup languagesecurity assertion markup languageKeyword 381490339security attacksecurity attackKeyword 3815009380security automationsecurity automationKeyword 38150493security awareness campaignsecurity awareness campaignKeyword 38150943security awareness monthsecurity awareness monthKeyword 38151373security awareness programsecurity awareness programKeyword 38151793security awareness trainingsecurity awareness trainingKeyword 3815387337security blogsecurity blogKeyword 3815395433security blogger awardEuropean Security Blog Awards do exist.Keyword 3815650332security bug bounty programsecurity bug bounty programKeyword 3815816380security capabilitysecurity capabilityKeyword 3815890288security centersecurity centerKeyword 381634928security communitysecurity communityKeyword 3816660141security content automation protocolsecurity content automation protocolKeyword 381677588security controlssecurity controlsKeyword 38174831security domainsecurity domainKeyword 381773215security engineersecurity engineerKeyword 3817751380security engineeringsecurity engineeringKeyword 3817858380security evaluationsecurity evaluationKeyword 3818427424security fixsecurity fixKeyword 3818443534security flawsecurity flawKeyword 381850138security folksecurity folkKeyword 3818559423security frameworksecurity frameworkKeyword 3818645380security gamesecurity gameKeyword 3818672380security gapsecurity gapKeyword 3818805380security guidesecurity guideKeyword 3819239346security incident handlingsecurity incident handlingKeyword 3819259346security incident managementsecurity incident managementKeyword 3819303343security incident response teamsecurity incident response teamKeyword 3820144380security landscapesecurity landscapeKeyword 382021012security leadersecurity leaderKeyword 3820556172security management systemsecurity management systemKeyword 3820705380security mechanismsecurity mechanismKeyword 3820768380security metricsecurity metricKeyword 3820878172security modelsecurity modelKeyword 3820960380security monitoringsecurity monitoringKeyword 3821407490security operation teamsecurity operation teamKeyword 3821421288security operations centersecurity operations centerKeyword 382155010security paradigms workshopsecurity paradigms workshopKeyword 3821551380security parametersecurity parameterKeyword 3821578424security patchsecurity patchKeyword 3821799380security podcastsecurity podcastKeyword 3821961380security posturesecurity postureKeyword 3821987172security practicesecurity practiceKeyword 382200512security practitionersecurity practitionerKeyword 3822030380security predictionsecurity predictionKeyword 3822184318security prosecurity proKeyword 3822244172security processsecurity processKeyword 3822443380security propertysecurity propertyKeyword 3822486184security protectionsecurity protectionKeyword 3822762210security reportsecurity reportKeyword 382287518security researchersecurity researcherKeyword 3823061342security responsesecurity responseKeyword 3823112160security risk analysissecurity risk analysisKeyword 3823161160security risk managementsecurity risk managementKeyword 3823342380security scannersecurity scannerKeyword 3823507429security service providersecurity service providerKeyword 3823537380security settingsecurity settingKeyword 3823595380security skilltoo generalKeyword 3823701380security solutionNot useful (too general)Keyword 3823837173security standardsecurity standardKeyword 382387236security startupnot a proper termKeyword 3824021380security suitesecurity suiteKeyword 38240316security summitsecurity summitKeyword 38240997security symposiumToo general to be usefulKeyword 3824140243security systemssecurity systemsKeyword 3824310210security technical reportsecurity technical reportKeyword 3824325380security technologysecurity technologyKeyword 3824409365security testingsecurity testingKeyword 3824536330security threat reportsecurity threat reportKeyword 3824705112security trainingsecurity trainingKeyword 3824906429security vendorsecurity vendorKeyword 3825228422security white papersecurity white paperKeyword 3836570557sensitive attribute disclosuresensitive attribute disclosureKeyword 3836623557sensitive attribute valuesensitive attribute valueKeyword 3837001277sensitive personal datasensitive personal dataKeyword 3837142557sensitive valueMaybe too general?Keyword 3841716520server crashserver crashKeyword 384298941server-side template injectionserver-side template injectionKeyword 384708141session hijackingsession hijackingKeyword 3847127129session keysession keyKeyword 3850005471sevillageSocial Engineer Village: https://www.social-engineer.org/social-engineer-village/Keyword 3850953378sfoSerious Fraud OfficeKeyword 3851395137sha-1 collisionsha-1 collisionKeyword 3851513137sha1sha1Keyword 3851697141sha256sha256Keyword 3852087565shadowbrokerHacker group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shadow_BrokersKeyword 3852192565shadowbrokersshadowbrokersKeyword 385299242shamoonMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ShamoonKeyword 3857544219shellcodeIn hacking, a shellcode is a small piece of code used as the payload in the exploitation of a software vulnerability.Keyword 3857754409shellshockSoftware bug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shellshock_(software_bug)Keyword 38601314shmooconhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ShmooConKeyword 3865008114siemSecurity information and event managementKeyword 3866800501signal desktopFast, simple, secure. Privacy that fits in your pocket. https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-DesktopKeyword 3867888129signing keysigning keyKeyword 3886372247smart contractsmart contractKeyword 3891076219snifferSecurity and attacking toolKeyword 389360468social engineering attacksocial engineering attackKeyword 389373568social engineering techniquesocial engineering techniqueKeyword 3894318167social media securitysocial media securityKeyword 3894372540social media surveillancesocial media surveillanceKeyword 389543520socialengineersocialengineerKeyword 389576268socialengineeringsocialengineeringKeyword 3897220141socks5General network protocol, with security enhancing features: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOCKS#SOCKS5Keyword 3897408564sofacyAhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fancy_BearKeyword 389885432software engineering instituteFamous body at CMU covering security as well: https://www.sei.cmu.edu/Keyword 389972180software security vulnerabilitysoftware security vulnerabilityKeyword 390000380software vulnerabilitysoftware vulnerabilityKeyword 3904770349sony hackChange to "Sony Pictures Hack" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Pictures_hackKeyword 3905485257sophisticated cyber attacksophisticated cyber attackKeyword 390592036sophosCyber security companyKeyword 3907673445source code leaksource code leakKeyword 3912022523spam campaignspam campaignKeyword 3912308523spam emailspam emailKeyword 3912419430spam filterspam filterKeyword 391504070spear phishing attackspear phishing attackKeyword 391506570spear phishing emailspear phishing emailKeyword 391509870spear-phishingspear-phishingKeyword 391524270spearphishingspearphishingKeyword 392222161spoof attackspoof attackKeyword 3925311367spy toolspy toolKeyword 392540646spyeyeMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpyEyeKeyword 392598450sql injection attacksql injection attackKeyword 3926021518sql injection exploitation toolsql injection exploitation toolKeyword 392602350sql injection flawsql injection flawKeyword 3926112329sql injection vulnerabilitysql injection vulnerabilityKeyword 392633950sqliSQL Injection (SQLi) is one of the many web attack mechanisms used by hackers to steal data. It is perhaps one of the most common application layer attacks.Keyword 3926486364sqlmapSecurity tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SqlmapKeyword 392837190ssidWiFi ID, more networking term, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 3928466144ssl certificatessl certificateKeyword 3929537319stack buffer overflowstack buffer overflowKeyword 3930628409stagefrightSoftware bug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stagefright_(bug)Keyword 3937945365static analysisGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enoughKeyword 3938011365static analysis techniquestatic analysis techniqueKeyword 3938018300static analysis toolstatic analysis toolKeyword 3938965297statistical disclosure controlSecurity / privacy protection mechanismKeyword 3939847295stay anonymousstay anonymousKeyword 3940082336stay safe onlineSecurity website: https://staysafeonline.org/Keyword 394161920stealerAlthough general term, connection with security is strong enough.Keyword 3944784331stingrayStingray phone tracker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_trackerKeyword 394611018stolfoCyber security researcher Salvatore J. Stolfo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvatore_J._StolfoKeyword 3955336190strong authenticationstrong authenticationKeyword 395726682structured threatstructured threatKeyword 396015045stuxnetStuxnet is a malicious computer worm, first uncovered in 2010, thought to have been in development since at least 2005. Stuxnet targets SCADA systems and is believed to be responsible for causing substantial damage to Iran's nuclear program.Keyword 3965830408sudoAccess control termKeyword 397314539supply chain attacksupply chain attackKeyword 3973233150supply chain risksupply chain riskKeyword 3973236150supply chain risk managementsupply chain risk managementKeyword 3975005494support jeremy hammondEvent/campaignKeyword 3985848364symantecsymantecKeyword 3986142115symantec endpoint protectionsymantec endpoint protectionKeyword 3986234330symantec internet security threat reportsymantec internet security threat reportKeyword 3987005121symmetric encryptionsymmetric encryptionKeyword 3987028121symmetric keysymmetric keyKeyword 398727257syn floodA SYN flood is a form of denial-of-service attack in which an attacker sends a succession of SYN requests to a target's system in an attempt to consume enough server resources to make the system unresponsive to legitimate traffic.Keyword 3989090223syrian electronic armyHacker group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Electronic_ArmyKeyword 3989456195sysadminAccess control termKeyword 3989733481sysmonGeneral security tool on Windows: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/sysmonKeyword 3992390432system security symposiumsystem security symposiumKeyword 3994130296t-closenessPrivacy metricKeyword 4013783529teamviewerRemote access software (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeamViewer), connection with security is strong.Keyword 401511269tech support scamtech support scamKeyword 4027337390teslacryptMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeslaCryptKeyword 4029930331text message interceptiontext message interceptionKeyword 4029933331text message interception hacktext message interception hackKeyword 4034276356thesas2016Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit 2016Keyword 4034356356thesas2017Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit (SAS) 2017Keyword 4034462356thesas2018Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit 2018Keyword 4037584340threat actor targetthreat actor targetKeyword 4037636340threat agentthreat agentKeyword 4037692339threat analysisthreat analysisKeyword 403772612threat analystthreat analystKeyword 4038070339threat detectionthreat detectionKeyword 4038386339threat huntingthreat huntingKeyword 4038467340threat indicatorthreat indicatorKeyword 403863212threat intelligence analystthreat intelligence analystKeyword 4038680335threat intelligence datathreat intelligence dataKeyword 4038703294threat intelligence exchangethreat intelligence exchangeKeyword 4038714335threat intelligence feedthreat intelligence feedKeyword 4038818335threat intelligence platformthreat intelligence platformKeyword 4038880210threat intelligence reportthreat intelligence reportKeyword 4038897335threat intelligence servicethreat intelligence serviceKeyword 4038919335threat intelligence share platformthreat intelligence share platformKeyword 4038932294threat intelligence sharingnot a proper termKeyword 4039213339threat mitigationthreat mitigationKeyword 4039230340threat modelthreat modelKeyword 4039279340threat modelingthreat modelingKeyword 4039507339threat protectionthreat protectionKeyword 404029536threatconnectCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThreatConnectKeyword 4041048171threatintelligencethreatintelligenceKeyword 4048619202timing attacktiming attackKeyword 4051718298tlp traffic light protocoltlp traffic light protocolKeyword 4059572364tor browsertor browserKeyword 4059588364tor browser bundletor browser bundleKeyword 4059769503tor exit nodetor exit nodeKeyword 4059845503tor hiddentor hiddenKeyword 4059848503tor hidden servicetor hidden serviceKeyword 4059944430tor networktor networkKeyword 4059954452tor nodetor nodeKeyword 4059962452tor node operatortor node operatorKeyword 4059988503tor onion servicetor onion serviceKeyword 4060029503tor projecthttps://www.torproject.org/Keyword 4060073503tor relaytor relayKeyword 4060172503tor usernot a proper termKeyword 4067196293tradecraftGeneral term, but connection with security is strong enough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TradecraftKeyword 406750990traditional access controltraditional access controlKeyword 4068887100traffic light protocoltraffic light protocolKeyword 4073879428transport layer securitytransport layer securityKeyword 407656136trend microCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trend_MicroKeyword 4076625115trend micro internet securitytrend micro internet securityKeyword 407684536trendmicrotrendmicroKeyword 4077059373trevorforgetWiFi hacking training: https://twitter.com/hashtag/trevorforget?lang=enKeyword 407829546trickbotMalware: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/detections/trojan-trickbot/Keyword 4078306479trickbot banking trojantrickbot banking trojanKeyword 408041546trojanstrojansKeyword 4082496364truecryptSecurity software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueCryptKeyword 4085556178trust decisiontrust decisionKeyword 4085756507trust evaluationtrust evaluationKeyword 4086106178trust leveltrust levelKeyword 4086177508trust management frameworktrust management frameworkKeyword 4086208508trust management systemtrust management systemKeyword 4086267178trust metrictrust metricKeyword 4086299178trust modeltrust modelKeyword 4086375507trust negotiationtrust negotiationKeyword 4086452178trust networktrust networkKeyword 4086542178trust partytrust partyKeyword 4087074178trust platform moduletrust platform moduleKeyword 4087134178trust propagationtrust propagationKeyword 4087231178trust relationtrust relationKeyword 4087327178trust requirementtrust requirementKeyword 4088417178trustorGeneral term, but connections with security is strong enoughKeyword 409249846turlaMalware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turla_(malware)Keyword 4096084477twitter account hacktwitter account hackKeyword 409880680type confusion vulnerabilitytype confusion vulnerabilityKeyword 4101275505u2fUniversal 2nd Factor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_2nd_FactorKeyword 410296093uconabc usage control modelUCONABC usage control model: https://doi.org/10.1145/984334.984339Keyword 4103488469uefi secure bootuefi secure bootKeyword 4108823371unauthenticated remote code executionunauthenticated remote code executionKeyword 410886272unauthorised accessunauthorised accessKeyword 4111413460underground forumunderground forumKeyword 4111441541underground hacking forumunderground hacking forumKeyword 4111459461underground marketunderground marketKeyword 412029082unknown threatunknown threatKeyword 412238074unpatched vulnerabilityunpatched vulnerabilityKeyword 4125131154untraceable internet protocoluntraceable internet protocolKeyword 4129926384uptimeLoosely related to security especially resiliencyKeyword 4131614344us-certUnited States Computer Emergency Readiness TeamKeyword 4134699194usage control modelusage control modelKeyword 4135478183usb rubber duckyhttps://shop.hak5.org/products/usb-rubber-ducky-deluxeKeyword 4135561400usb type-c dma attackA subset of DMA attack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMA_attackKeyword 4135962327use-after-free remote code execution vulnerabilityuse-after-free remote code execution vulnerabilityKeyword 4136193182usenix associationusenix associationKeyword 4136327408user account controluser account controlKeyword 413689891user credentialsuser credentialsKeyword 413753591user identityuser identityKeyword 4138101193user passworduser passwordKeyword 4138224295user privacyuser privacyKeyword 4138591167user securityuser securityKeyword 4142759439uxssCommon cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks target websites or web applications that are vulnerable to XSS, because of inadequate development of client-side or server-side code. ... UXSS preserves the basic XSS traits: exploit a vulnerability, execute malicious code, however there is a ..Keyword 4148921532vault7WikiLeaks documents: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vault_7Keyword 4149505535vbvVerified by Visa: https://www.visa.co.uk/pay-with-visa/featured-technologies/verified-by-visa.htmlKeyword 415311536veracodeCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VeracodeKeyword 4165615310virtual machine introspectionvirtual machine introspectionKeyword 4165863430virtual private networkvirtual private networkKeyword 4166697434virus bulletinvirus bulletinKeyword 4166705420virus bulletin conferencevirus bulletin conferenceKeyword 4167024115virus scanvirus scanKeyword 4167253542virustotalhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VirusTotalKeyword 4171086529vncVirtual Network Computing: general software, but connections with security is strong enough.Keyword 4174409471voting machine hacking villageDEFCON session/event: https://twitter.com/votingvillagedc?lang=enKeyword 4175207506vpn servervpn serverKeyword 4175215506vpn serviceSecurity mechnismKeyword 4176159321vuln disclosurevuln disclosureKeyword 4176464323vulnerabilities equities processvulnerabilities equities processKeyword 4176589322vulnerability analysisvulnerability analysisKeyword 417694475vulnerability databasevulnerability databaseKeyword 4177063321vulnerability discoveryvulnerability discoveryKeyword 4177105323vulnerability equity processvulnerability equity processKeyword 4177132322vulnerability exploitvulnerability exploitKeyword 4177419322vulnerability managementvulnerability managementKeyword 417764984vulnerability reportvulnerability reportKeyword 417812580vulnerable codevulnerable codeKeyword 417866636vupenCyber security company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VupenKeyword 417901010w00tKnown security workshop: https://www.usenix.org/conference/woot19Keyword 4181695395wanacry ransomware technical analysiswanacry ransomware technical analysisKeyword 4181901395wannacry attackwannacry attackKeyword 4182141395wannacry ransomwarehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WannaCry_ransomware_attackKeyword 4182144395wannacry ransomware attackwannacry ransomware attackKeyword 4182174395wannacry ransomware decryption toolwannacry ransomware decryption toolKeyword 418726239watering hole attackwatering hole attackKeyword 4187963395wcryWannaCryKeyword 4188427539weak passwordweak passwordKeyword 419026789web application firewallweb application firewallKeyword 4190279352web application hackerweb application hackerKeyword 4190336167web application securityweb application securityKeyword 419039881web application vulnerabilityweb application vulnerabilityKeyword 419043649web attackweb attackKeyword 419067039web cache deception attackweb cache deception attackKeyword 4191614167web securityweb securityKeyword 4192360234web vulnerability scannerweb vulnerability scannerKeyword 4193263327webex remote code execution vulnerabilitywebex remote code execution vulnerabilityKeyword 419375536webroothttps://www.webroot.com/Keyword 4194595476website hackwebsite hackKeyword 4199741533wepWired Equivalent Privacy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_Equivalent_PrivacyKeyword 4200644409western union bugwestern union bugKeyword 420280723white hatwhite hatKeyword 420281623white hat hackerwhite hat hackerKeyword 420407289whitelistwhitelistKeyword 420620370widespread post-election spear phishingwidespread post-election spear phishingKeyword 4211788115windows defenderSecurity software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_DefenderKeyword 4211804364windows defender exploit guardwindows defender exploit guardKeyword 4212106367windows hacking toolwindows hacking toolKeyword 4212292568windows kernel exploitationwindows kernel exploitationKeyword 421230141windows kernel font fuzzingAn attackKeyword 4212321416windows kernel memory disclosure bugwindows kernel memory disclosure bugKeyword 4212440328windows local privilege escalationToo specificKeyword 4212489475windows malwarewindows malwareKeyword 4212954167windows securitywindows securityKeyword 4216076560wiresharkSecurity toolKeyword 4219593182wootUSENIX Workshop on Offensive TechnologiesKeyword 421979352word document exploit kitword document exploit kitKeyword 4224630533wpa2WiFi encryption mode: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_Protected_AccessKeyword 4232839329xssCross-site scripting (XSS) is a type of computer security vulnerability typically found in web applications. XSS enables attackers to inject client-side scripts into web pages viewed by other users. A cross-site scripting vulnerability may be used by attackers to bypass access controls such as the same-origin policy.Keyword 4232847514xss attackxss attackKeyword 4232958184xss filter bypassxss filter bypassKeyword 423322181xss vulnerabilityxss vulnerabilityKeyword 4233616514xxeAn XML External Entity (XXE) attack (sometimes called an XXE injection attack) is based on Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF).Keyword 4234144348yahoo breachyahoo breachKeyword 4235095300yara ruleMalware analysis software: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YARAKeyword 4238704477youtube hacking tricksyoutube hacking tricksKeyword 4240730248zcashCryptocurrency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZcashKeyword 4241007449zed attack proxyzed attack proxyKeyword 4241829217zero day vulnerabilityzero day vulnerabilityKeyword 4242200217zero-dayzero-dayKeyword 4242222217zero-day attackzero-day attackKeyword 4242276217zero-day exploitzero-day exploitKeyword 4242319217zero-day flawzero-day flawKeyword 4242420217zero-day vulnerabilityzero-day vulnerabilityKeyword 4242622217zerodayzerodayKeyword 42427824zeronightsCyber security event: https://zeronights.org/Keyword 4243189509zeus banking trojanzeus banking trojanKeyword 4243209509zeus botnetzeus botnetKeyword