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- TCP ACK attack
An attack that begins as a normal TCP connection and whose purpose is to deny service. It's also known as a TCP SYN flood.
- TCP/IP hijacking
An attack in which the attacker commandeers a TCP session from a legitimate user after the legitimate user has achieved authentication, thereby removing the need for the attacker to authenticate himself.
- TCP sequence attack
An attack wherein the attacker intercepts and then responds with a sequence number similar to the one used in the original session. The attack can either disrupt a session or hijack a valid session.
- TCP SYN flood
See TCP ACK attack.
- temporary file (temp file)
A file designed to store information for a short period of time and then be deleted.
- thumb drive
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