Day 2 Review

a type of exploit where the attacker inserts malicious content into webpages to steal data, take control of computers, run malicious code or achieve a phishing scam.

• MAC Address

• Linux

• OUI

• Cross-Site Scripting

this is a physical component on a device that provides connectivity to a network.

• Routing Table

• Back End

• NIC (network interface Card)

• TLS

An operating system similar in concept to the Windows OS but used more often to host routers and webservers.

• front end

• pcap file

• Linux

• Hexidecimal

a wireshark data capture file that contains packet information of network traffic

• front end

• back end

• OUI

• pcap file

transmission control protocol used to establish and maintain connections over a computer network.

• NIC

• TLS

• TCP

• IEEE

TLS

• Transport Layer Security

• Transmission Control Protocol

• Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

• Organization Unique Identifier

a part of a process or system that is seen by the user and typically provides functionality to the user

• pcap file

• front end

• back end

• hexadecimal

data that is stored in a router in table format. It contains addresses known networks, ones that have already been discovered and used.

• linux

• routing table

• hexadecimal

• pcap file

refers to the action of watching and analyzing network traffic at the packet level.

• packet sniffer

• packet filtering

• MAC address

• Hexadecimal

in network security, it allows or denies packets based on source and destination addresses, ports, or protocols.

• packet sniffer

• packet filtering

• MAC address

• hexadecimal