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Session hijacking
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Session hijacking is when an attacker steals or takes over someone’s active login session to act as that person without needing their password.
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Decks in class (59)
# Cards
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Definations10
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Zero Trust Model Concepts2
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Risk management terms5
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data governance6
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Data Protection and Privacy Techniques6
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disaster recovery and business continuity metrics5
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Policy And Procedure2
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access control models4
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common vulnerabilities/attacks2
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Exception and exemption2
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DLP (Data Loss Prevention)1
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Dmark, Dkim, Spf4
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DDS Attacks4
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What Is TableTop Excersise1
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Cross Site Frogery And Cross Site Scripting3
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Brute Force Attack And Password Spraying Attack3
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Posture assessment1
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Bloatware And Fileless Malware3
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Acquisition process2
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Risk Assessment, Risk Reporting, Risk Registry4
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Key Escrow2
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Jump Server (or Jump Box)2
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Log Aggregation1
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Granular Access Control1
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Regulated Data And Confidential Data2
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Actonyms2
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Network Tap1
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Preservation1
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Chain Of Custody1
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Jurnaling1
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Gard rails in context of automation ?1
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BPA and MOA1
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Initializatio Victor, Block Cipher And Stream Chiper3
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governance and risk management:4
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Session Hijacking1
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Software Development Life Sycle1
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Secure Baseline1
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Keystrwching1
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BPA, MOA,SLA4
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Cluster computing?1
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Ad hoc assessment?1
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RTOS real time operating systems?1
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SwGs( secure web gateway)?1
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Embaded systems?1
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Whaling ?1
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SASE?1
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IP Sec And eAP2
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LDAP1
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Netflow1
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Cloning ?1
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Whailing?1
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Passkey?1
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Password vault?1
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Audit trails in incident response ?1
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Data sovereignty?1
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TLS?1
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Procurement process ?1
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End of life voinerblite and lagecy?1
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IaC , inferstrwctur as a code1
