Information Security

A rootkit is a stealthy type of software.

In this security technique, the user defines a policy permitting download of code from the corporate segment but not from other sites.

This security technique does not follow the concept of state from one packet to the next.

This type of malicious code triggers action when condition occurs.

This security mechanism consists of the services provided such as key exchange algorithms, hash algorithms, compression algorithms, etc.

This type of threat is in the nature of eavesdropping on, or monitoring of transmissions.

It encompasses the dealings between the credit card holders, public key certificate authorities, vendors, etc.

This security standard performs the actions such as generate the message digest, transmit the message to the recipient, etc.

This security standard secures all sorts of attachments such as spreadsheets, presentations, sounds, etc.

This type of threat involves some modification of the data stream or the creation of a false stream.

This type of malicious code triggers action when specified date occurs.

This type of threat occurs when an unauthorised party has gained access.

This type of malicious code allows unauthorised access to functionality.

This type of malicious code is unexpected and has additional functionalities.

This security technique allows text mode and simple graphics but disallows complex graphics, music, etc.