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Non-volatile media that uses non-volatile flash memory media to retain its data when power is removed and, unlike non-volatile magnetic media, contains no moving parts.
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Unsolicited electronic messages, especially containing advertising, indiscriminately transmitted to a large number of people.
A form of phishing that targets a specific person or group.
Functionality that enables a device to access public network infrastructure and a VPN connection at the same time.
A type of attack where a message is made to look like it comes from a trusted source. For example, an email that looks like it comes from a legitimate business, but is actually trying to spread malware.
A program that collects information on the user’s activities without their consent. Spyware may be installed on a system illegitimately, or as a part of other software without the user’s knowledge.
Exploitation of a vulnerability in a database application that does not properly validate or encode user input, allowing the manipulation, exfiltration or deletion of data.
A standardised build of an operating system and associated applications that can be used for servers, workstations and mobile devices.
A user who can, with their normal privileges, make only limited changes to a system and generally cannot bypass security measures.