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Word Notes N2K Networks
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5.0 • 18 Ratings
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A fun and informative cybersecurity audio glossary from N2K.
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Encore: APT (noun)
An acronym for Advanced Persistent Threat to describe hacker groups or campaigns normally, but not always, associated with nation state cyber espionage and continuous low-level cyber conflict operations.
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Encore: backdoor (noun)
An undocumented or publicly unknown method to access a computer system undetected or to break a cypher used to encode messages.
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Encore: watering hole attack (noun)
From the intrusion kill chain model, a technique where the hacker compromises sites commonly visited by members of a targeted community in order to deliver a malicious payload to the intended victim.
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Encore: network telescope (noun)
Network observation systems designed to monitor globally unreachable but unused Internet address space or the Deep Web in order to study a wide range of interesting Internet phenomena.
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Encore: SOC Triad (noun)
A best practice for framing cyber intelligence critical information requirements that recommends collecting and consolidating data from three specific sources: endpoint, network and log.
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Encore: supply chain attacks (noun)
Also known as a third-party attack or a value-chain attack, advisory groups gain access to a targeted victims network by first infiltrating a business partner's network that has access to the victim's systems or data.
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I now can listen again! Great podcast! It now plays using VPNs with anti malware/anti tracking VPNs.
Keeping an old man up to date.
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