A network authentication protocol that uses tickets to verify user identities securely.

A malicious tool that records keystrokes to steal credentials and sensitive data.

Cryptographic techniques used to securely exchange encryption keys.

Security best practices for protecting Kubernetes container orchestration environments.

A system used to securely manage cryptographic keys.

Attacks that target vulnerabilities in the operating system kernel.

A security flaw in WPA2 that allows attackers to intercept and manipulate Wi-Fi traffic.

A biometric security technique that analyzes typing patterns to verify identity.

A security arrangement where encryption keys are held by a third party.

A privacy model that ensures individuals cannot be uniquely identified in a dataset.

Malware that operates at the kernel level to evade detection and gain persistent access.

A cryptographic attack where an attacker uses known plaintext to decipher encrypted data.

A component of the Kerberos authentication system that issues secure tickets.

An attack that injects malicious code into the operating system's kernel.

An authentication method that verifies users based on personal knowledge, such as security questions.

A cloud-based security service that provides real-time threat intelligence.

A cryptographic method that combines hashing with secret keys for data integrity verification.

A cybersecurity model that maps out the different stages of a cyberattack.

A cryptographic technique used to encrypt and protect cryptographic keys.

A security technique that isolates processes from interacting with the operating system kernel to prevent exploitation.