Page Index - ayosecu/security-terms GitHub Wiki
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- Home
- ToC
- Additional
- *nix Security
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- 11 Strategies of a World Class Cybersecurity Operations Center
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- 7 Proxies won't help you
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- Address Space Layout Randomization
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- Anomaly or Behavior‐Based Detection
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- Anti Forensics
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- APIs
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- ARP
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- ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
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- Asymmetric vs Symmetric
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- Attack Structure
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- Authentication
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- BeEF Hook
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- Beyondcorp
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- BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
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- Broadcast Domain vs Collision Domain
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- Browser Extension Takeovers
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- Buffer Overflows
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- CAM Table Overflow
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- Cert Transparency
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- Chain of Custody
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- Code Signing
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- Collection
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- Command and Control (C2)
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- Compiler Security Features
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- Containers, VMs, Clusters
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- Cookies
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- CORS
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- Credential Access
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- Cryptography, Authentication, Identity
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- CSRF
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- Cyphers
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- Data Execution Prevention
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- Decompiling and Reversing
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- Defense Evasion
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- Detection
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- Detection Related Tools
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- DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
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- Digital Forensics
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- Directory Traversal
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- Discovery
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- Disk Forensics
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- DNS (Domain Name System)
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- DNS Exfiltration
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- Do Not Blame the User
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- Email Protocols
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- Encryption
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- Encryption standards and Implementations
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- Encryption vs Encoding vs Hashing vs Obfuscation vs Signing
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- Entropy
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- Escaping Techniques
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- Evidence Volatility
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- Execution
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- Exfiltration
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- Exploit Kits and Drive by Download Attack
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- Exploits
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- Firewall
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- Firewall Rules
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- FTP SFTP
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- GET
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- Good Practices for Running Incidents
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- Honeypots
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- HSTS
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- HTTP Header
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- HTTP Public Key Pinning
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- HTTP Response Headers
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- HTTP(S)
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- Hyperjacking
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- Hypervisors
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- ICMP
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- Identity
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- IDS
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- Impact
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- Important Things to Know and Understand
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- Incident Management
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- Infrastructure (Prod, Cloud) Virtualization
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- Initial Access
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- Insecure by Exception
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- Integrity and Authenticity Primitives
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- Interesting Malware
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- Investigating individuals on Tor networks
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- IOC
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- IRC
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- Know when to talk to legal, users, managers, directors
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- Lateral Movement
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- Lateral Movement and Privilege Escalation Techniques
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- Local Databases
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- Local File Inclusion
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- Log4j Vulnerability
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- Logs to Look at
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- MacOS Security
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- Malicious Redirects
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- Malware & Reversing
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- Malware Features
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- Mandatory Access Controls
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- Memory Forensics
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- Mitigations
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- MITRE ATT&CK Framework
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- Mobile Forensics
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- Multiplexing
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- NAT (Network Address Translation)
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- Network Forensics
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- Network Security
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- Network Traffic Analysis Tools
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- Nmap (Network Mapper)
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- OS Implementation and Systems
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- OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model
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- Patching
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- Persistence
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- Person‐in‐the‐Middle (PitM)
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- POST
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- Principle of Least Privilege
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- Privacy Incidents vs Information Security Incidents
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- Privilege Escalation
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- Privilege Escalation Techniques, and Prevention
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- Proxy
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- Reconnaissance
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- Remote Code Execution
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- Remote Control
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- Remote File Inclusion
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- Resource Development
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- Response Models
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- Root Store
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- RPC
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- Run a scenario from A to Z
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- Same Origin Policy
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- Security Controls
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- Security Signals (Create, Triage, Alert)
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- Service Ports
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- Side Channel Attacks
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- SIEM
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- Signatures
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- Site Isolation
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- Spoofing
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- SQLi
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- SQLmap
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- SSH
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- SSL TLS
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- SSRF
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- Static and Dynamic Analysis
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- STRIDE Framework
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- TCP UDP
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- Telnet
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- Things to Know About Attackers
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- Threat Matrix
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- Threat Modeling
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- Three Ways to Attack ‐ Social, Physical, Network
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- Tools
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- Tor (The Onion Router)
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- Traceroute
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- Trust Boundaries
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- UDP Header
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- User Agents
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- VPN (Virtual Private Network)
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- Web Application
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- Web Vuln Scanners
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- Windows Security Topics
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- XSS
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