Write protect
Write protect: A hardware or software mechanism that prevents modification or deletion of data on a storage device. Write protection ensures the integrity of data by making it read-only, safeguarding it against accidental or malicious alterations.
Write
Write: The act of creating or recording information on a storage medium such as a hard drive or flash drive. It is commonly used in computing to save and update data. Examples include saving a document, updating a database, and writing to a log file.
X.500
X.500: X.500 is a standard for directory services used to store and organize information about users, resources, and services on a network. Examples of X.500-based directories include Active Directory and LDAP.
X.509 V3
X.509 V3: A standard for public key certificates, which are used to verify the identity of a user or device in a network. It is used in secure communication protocols such as SSL/TLS, which require the use of certificates for authentication and encryption. Examples of X.509 V3 certificates include SSL/TLS certificates, digital signatures, and client […]
Xmas Attack/Scan
Xmas Attack/Scan: A network scanning technique that manipulates the TCP header flags, sending packets with the FIN, URG, and PSH flags set—resembling a lit-up Christmas tree. It is designed to probe for responses that can reveal information about active services on network devices, potentially identifying vulnerable targets for further exploits.
XML Injection
XML Injection: An attack where malicious XML code is inserted into a system, exploiting insecure processing of XML input by an application. This can affect the logic of XML parsers, leading to unauthorized access, data exposure, or service disruption. It’s distinct from other injection attacks by specifically targeting XML parser vulnerabilities.