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data compression
taking data and packaging it into a smaller size (ex: zip, jpeg, mp3)
reducing the file size while maintaining the contained information
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data compression
reducing the amount of space needed to store a piece of data/bandwidth to transmit it (ex. zip files)
compression reduces the volume of data to reduce image processing, transmission times, bandwidth requirements, and storage needs
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data compression
involves encoding information using fewer bits than the original representation
the process of reducing the number of bits required to represent a sound or image.
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data compression
the process of shrinking the size of a file by removing data or recoding it more efficiently
process of encoding data to take up less storage space and bandwidth for transmission, by finding repeatable patterns of 0's and 1's, enables info to be dispersed faster
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data compression
when the bit structure of a file is manipulated to make the file size smaller. done using algorithms. algorithm - a step by step set of instruction.
bit structure of a file is manipulated in such a way that the data in a file will become smaller in size uses compression algorithms
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data compression
encoding digital information using less bits than the original works by finding & eliminating or rewriting statistical redundancies
process of encoding information using fewer bits than the original representation
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data compression
making a message smaller so it transmits more quickly
making a file smaller to make it easier to deal with
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data compression
reduction of bits by encoding data using fewer bits than the original representation.
process of encoding information using fewer bits than the original representation
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data compression
used to reduce file sizes. fits more files onto storage devices / faster transmission over networks
process of encoding data to take up less storage space and bandwidth for transmission, by finding repeatable patterns of 0's and 1's, enables info to be dispersed faster
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data compression
the process of shrinking the size of a file by removing data or recoding it more efficiently
used to reduce file sizes. fits more files onto storage devices / faster transmission over networks
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data compression
reducing the amount of space needed to store a piece of data/bandwidth to transmit it (ex. zip files)
used to reduce file sizes. fits more files onto storage devices / faster transmission over networks
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data compression
is the process of storing information using less storage space by reducing the number of bits it takes up.
process of reducing memory of storage required by large files
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large scale
a relatively small ratio between map units and ground units. this usually has higher resolution and covers much smaller regions and show more detail
features are larger because map is more zoomed in.
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large scale
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
1:10,000 small area detail large representative fraction
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large scale
a relatively small ratio between map units and ground units. this usually has higher resolution and covers much smaller regions and show more detail
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
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large scale
features are larger because map is more zoomed in.
small ratio between map units and ground units, e.g. depicting small areas such as usgs topo maps or neighborhoods
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large scale
generally, a map scale that shows a small area on the ground at a high level of detail.
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
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large scale
generally, a map scale that shows a small area on the ground at a high level of detail.
large scale = small area ex. school map
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large scale
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
a relatively small ratio between map units and ground units. large-scale maps usually have higher resolution and cover much smaller regions than small-scale maps. (large amounts of detail)
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large scale
features are larger because map is more zoomed in.
large scale = small area ex. school map
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large scale
large scale = small area ex. school map
small ratio between map units and ground units, e.g. depicting small areas such as usgs topo maps or neighborhoods
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large scale
features are larger because map is more zoomed in.
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
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large scale
less pronounced distortion due to projection
less generalization and closer to reality
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large scale
a relatively small ratio between map units and ground units. this usually has higher resolution and covers much smaller regions and show more detail
1:10,000 small area detail large representative fraction
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large scale
1:10,000 small area detail large representative fraction
small ratio between map units and ground units, e.g. depicting small areas such as usgs topo maps or neighborhoods
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large scale
refers to maps on which objects are relatively large
small ratio between map units and ground units, e.g. depicting small areas such as usgs topo maps or neighborhoods
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large scale
large scale = small area ex. school map
a relatively small ratio between map units and ground units. large-scale maps usually have higher resolution and cover much smaller regions than small-scale maps. (large amounts of detail)
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large scale
features are larger because map is more zoomed in.
generally, a map scale that shows a small area on the ground at a high level of detail.
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
blind test of system
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
testing where only the inputs and outputs of a software module are tested without examining the inner working of the software
a process of testing where operations or actions are unknown or unspecified, can test for features not implemented.
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black box
internals are hidden (eg 3rd party library); access only through documented external interfaces.
testing the software from an external perspective, i.e., with no prior knowledge of the software; only binary executable or intermediate byte code is available for analysis
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black box
a test conducted when the assessor has no information or knowledge about the inner workings of the system or knowledge of the source code.
the assessor has no knowledge of the inner workings of the system or the source code.
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black box
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
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black box
testers conduct their work without any knowledge of the target environment.
a test method conducted when the assessor has no information or knowledge about the inner workings of the system or knowledge of the source code
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black box
this term describes any mechanism that accepts input, performs some operation that cannot be seen on the input, and produces output.
a device that can be used solely in terms of input and output with regard to how it works.
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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black box
an analogy that programmers use to refer to hidden method implementation details.
the analogy that programmers use to refer to the details of hidden methods.
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black box
a &"blind&" test the pentester knows nothing about the systems
testers have zero knowledge of the environment prior to starting a test. instead they approach the test with the same knowledge as an attacker.
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black box
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
test without knowledge of system internals.
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black box
test without knowledge of system internals.
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
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black box
any device you can use without knowing how it works internally
a device you can use without understanding how it works.
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black box
device, system, or object viewed in terms of input/output without any knowledge of its internal workings and a well explained interface ex) phone, tv, fridge
a term used to indicate any component of a computer-based system for whih the user need not to know the details of its internal operations
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black box
you can examine what goes in and out of the method, but not the details of how it works inside.
an analogy that programmers use to refer to hidden method implementation details.
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black box
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
blind test of system
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
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black box
blind test of system
test without knowledge of system internals.
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
test without knowledge of system internals.
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black box
users test; functionality, user input validation, output results and transitions and boundary cases
any component of a system for which the user need not know the details of its internal operation
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black box
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
a &"blind&" test the pentester knows nothing about the systems
a test where the tester has no knowledge of the network and systems being tested.
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black box
manipulates line voltage for toll free calls
phreaking tool used to manipulate line voltages to steal long-distance service.
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black box
blind test of system
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
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black box
the tester has no prior knowledge of the network infrastructure being tested. most closely mimics an attack from outside the organization
tester knows nothing of the network
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black box
test without knowledge of the code
used to test the software without knowing the internal structure of code of program
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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black box
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
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black box
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
blind test of system
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
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black box
it can be viewed only in terms of its input and output, without any knowledge of its internal workings
a device, system or object in computing which can be viewed in terms of its inputs and outputs, without requiring any knowledge of its internal workings.
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black box
a device, system or object in computing which can be viewed in terms of its inputs and outputs, without requiring any knowledge of its internal workings.
a device, system or object which can be viewed in terms of its inputs and outputs (or transfer characteristics), without any knowledge of its internal workings.
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black box
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
blind test of system
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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black box
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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black box
blind test of system
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
a system that can not be directly observed or easily undeestood
a system that is not easily observed
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black box
test without knowledge of system internals.
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
the pen tester has absolutely no knowledge of the system and its functioning in the same manner as an outside attacker
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
blind test of system
having no information about the system or environment when performing a penetration test
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black box
(penetration test) a penetration test in which the tester has no prior knowledge of the network infrastructure that is being tested.
a test where the tester has no knowledge of the network and systems being tested.
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black box
aka functional testing. carried out independently of the code used in the program. makes sure the program functions to the specified requirements.
test without knowledge of the code
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black box
you can examine what goes in and out of the method, but not the details of how it works inside.
the analogy that programmers use to refer to the details of hidden methods.
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black box
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
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black box
where you do not know how inputs are being transformed into outputs
a metaphor for a process or action that produces results in a non-transparent or non-observable manner.
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black box
blind test of system
outsider attack, attacker has no knowledge of the network environment
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black box
a test where the tester has no knowledge of the network and systems being tested.
testers have zero knowledge of the environment prior to starting a test. instead they approach the test with the same knowledge as an attacker.
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black box
a type of penetration test. testers have zero knowledge of the environment prior to starting the test.
a test where the tester has no knowledge of the network and systems being tested.
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black box
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
no knowledge of the system, tester is operating as if they were an outside attacker
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black box
it can be viewed only in terms of its input and output, without any knowledge of its internal workings
a device, system or object which can be viewed in terms of its inputs and outputs (or transfer characteristics), without any knowledge of its internal workings.
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black box
testing where only the inputs and outputs of a software module are tested without examining the inner working of the software
users test; functionality, user input validation, output results and transitions and boundary cases
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black box
a complex system that cannot be directly observed and easily understood
occurs when an evaluation of program outcomes ignores, and does not identify, the process by which the program produced the effect
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black box
a process of testing where operations or actions are unknown or unspecified, can test for features not implemented.
any component of a system for which the user need not know the details of its internal operation
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black box
(penetration test) a penetration test in which the tester has no prior knowledge of the network infrastructure that is being tested.
a type of penetration test. testers have zero knowledge of the environment prior to starting the test.
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black box
test without knowledge of system internals.
attacker has no knowledge of the network environment (external attack)
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black box
testers have no knowledge of environment, just like an attacker
pentester knows nothing about systems under attack &"blind&"
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black box
test without knowledge of system internals.
no prior knowledge of the system or network to be assessed
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markup language
a language used to describe the content and structure of a document
the most common language for defining the structure and layout of web pages
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markup language
series of commands used to format and organize a website
a series of commands used to format, organize and describe information on a webpage.
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markup language
a language that uses tags to annotate the information in a document.
lets you annotate text to define how it should be displayed.
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markup language
a document language that contains tags that describe a document's content and appearance.
the most common language for defining the structure and layout of web pages