Mark,
You can also try the following website http://www.whatis.com. It is a
very useful site for technical terms. Hope it helps.
Tamarcus A. Person, GISS/DEF
CSC
IT Security Engineer
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Subject: Glossary of Terms
07/15/2005 09:31
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Please respond
to mark
For a long time I have wanted to be able to point to a common set of
definitions for security terms (not the usual BS marketing / Hax0r terms)
that I can use and adopt in technical and non-technical writing. Things
like the OWASP Top Ten re-write. So I created one using a Wiki so poeple
can add, change and refactor until a consensus is acheived. I started with
the definitions used by NIST.
https://www.threatsandcountermeasures.com/wiki/default.aspx/ThreatsAndCountermeasuresCommunityKB.GlossaryOfTerms
There is a sandbox here where you can modify at will and send your
discussions / changes to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for inclusion in the main
namespace.
https://www.threatsandcountermeasures.com/wiki/default.aspx/Sandbox.WebApplicationGlossaryOfTerms
All welcome to contribute !
