Hacker und Schwachstellen Glossar

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	AIM [AOL Instant Messenger]	Anwendungsprogrammierschnittstelle	Archivbombe
	Angriff-Signatur	API [Application Program Interface]	Archivdateien
	Antivirus-Datenbank	Arbeitsspeicher	ASCII [American Standard Code for Information Interchange]
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	Backdoor-Trojaner	Binärcode	Booten
	Bandbreite	BIOS	Breitband
	Batch-Datei	Bit	Bridge
	Befehlszeile	Blended Threat	Browser Hijacker
	Behavior-Analyse	Bluetooth	Bug
	Betriebssystem	Boot-Diskette	Byte
	BHO [Browser Helper Object]	Boot-Sektor
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	Cache	Command Line	Compound Threat
	CARO [Computer Anti-Virus Research Organization]	Command Line Prompt	Compressed File
	CLI [Command Line Interface]	Command Prompt	Cookies
D
	Dateizuordnungstabelle	Disassembler	DOS Prompt
	Datenfernübertragung	Disk sector	DoS-Attacke
	Datenpaket	DNS Cache Poisoning	Download
	DDoS attack	DNS [Domain Name System]-Server	Drahtloser Zugangspunkt
	DDoS [Distributed Denial of Service]-Attacke	DNS-Poisoning	DSL
	DHA [Directory Harvest Attack]	Domain
	Dialup-Verbindung	Domäne
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	E-Mail	Executable file
	EICAR [European Institute for Computer Anti-Virus Research]	Exploit
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	Falsch negativ	Fehlalarm	FTP [File Transfer Protocol]
	Falsch positiv	Firewall
	FAT [File Allocation Table]	Formatieren
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	Gateway	Generic Detection	Gigabyte
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	Hacker	Hexadezimalsystem	Hotspot
	Hardware	Hochfahren	HTML [Hypertext Markup Language]
	Hauptspeicher	Hochladen	HTTP [Hypertext Transfer Protocol]
	Herunterladen	Hosts-Datei
	Heuristik	Hotel
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	ICQ	Internet	IRC [Internet Relay Chat]
	IDS [Intrusion Detection Systems]	Internet-Provider	ISP [Internet Service Provider]
	IM [Instant Messaging]	IP-Adresse
	IMAP [Internet Message Access Protocol]	IPS [Intrusion Protection Systems]
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	JavaScript
K
	Kernel	Kilobyte	Kryptierung
	Key	Komprimierte Datei
L
	Linkvirus
M
	Maintenance pack	Malware	Mischformen
	Makrovirus	Malware-ähnliche Programme	Modem
	Malicious Code	Massmailer	MS-DOS
	Malicious Software	MBR [Master Boot Record]	MSN Messenger
	Malware	Megabyte
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	Netzwerk	Netzwerkbrücke	NTFS [New Technology File System]
O
	Objektcode	Offenes Relais	Open-Source-Software
P
	P2P	Peer-to-Peer	Port-Scanning
	Packed File	Personal Firewall	potenzielle Schadprogramme
	Packet	Pharming	Primärspeicher
	Partition	Phishing	Programm
	Partitionssektor	Polymorphe Viren	Provider
	Patch	POP3 [Post Office Protocol 3]	Proxy server
	Payload	Pornware	PSW [Password Stealing Ware] -Trojaner
	PDA [Personal Digital Assistant]	Port
Q
	Quellcode
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	RAM [Random Access Memory]	Riskware
	Registry key	Router
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	Scherzprogramm	Sicherheitslücke	Spyware
	Schwachstelle	Smartphone	Stapeldatei
	SDK [Software Development Kit]	SMTP [Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]	Stealth
	Sektor	Social engineering	System registry
	Service pack	Software	System registry key
	Service Provider	Source-Code	System-Diskette
	Shell	Spionageprogramm	Systemdatei
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	Tarnkappe	Trojan-Clicker	Trojan-Proxy
	TCP/IP port	Trojan-Downloader	Trojan-Spies
	TCP/IP [Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol]	Trojan-Dropper	Trojaner
	Terabyte	Trojan-Notifier	Trojanisches Pferd
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	UDP [User Datagram Protocol]	Unix	URL [Universal Resource Locator]
	Unicode	Upload	USB [Universal Serial Bus]
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	Überschreibende Viren
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	VBS [Visual Basic Script]	Verwundbarkeit	VPN [Virtual Private Network]
	VBScript	Virtuelles Privates Netzwerk
	Verschlüsselung	VoIP [Voice over IP]
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	War-Chalking	WiFi	Wireless Fidelity
	War-Driving	WildList	Wireless Network
	Web-Browser	Windows registry	World Wide Web
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	XX-Bit-Prozessor
Z
	Zero-Day-Exploit