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  1. 3. Key: A cryptographic key kept secret, used in asymmetric encryption algorithms to decrypt data.
  2. 4. (Message Authentication Code): A short piece of information used to verify the integrity and authenticity of a message.
  3. 6. A cryptographic operation that ensures data integrity and authenticity, typically used in digital signatures.
  4. 8. Address: A unique identifier assigned to devices connected to a network, used to route data.
  5. 10. ID: A unique identifier assigned to a user's session, often stored in cookies to maintain state in web applications.
  6. 13. Unencrypted, readable data.
  7. 14. Key: A unique identifier used to authenticate a user or application when accessing an API.
  8. 15. A piece of data used for authentication or session management, often used in multi-factor authentication.
  9. 18. Random data added to passwords before hashing to increase security and prevent pre-computed attacks (like rainbow tables).
  10. 19. A set of data (such as a username and password) used to authenticate and authorize access to systems or services.
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  1. 1. Data: Information about weaknesses in software, systems, or protocols that can be exploited by attackers.
  2. 2. A string of characters used for authentication to verify a user's identity.
  3. 3. A unit of data transmitted over a network, often containing information for routing, as well as the payload.
  4. 5. A digital document used to prove the ownership of a public key, commonly used in SSL/TLS.
  5. 7. Log: A record of events or activities, often used in cybersecurity to track access and usage of sensitive data.
  6. 9. Key: A cryptographic key that can be shared openly and is used in asymmetric encryption algorithms.
  7. 11. A measure of randomness used in cryptography to evaluate the strength of keys or data.
  8. 12. Encrypted data that is unreadable without the correct decryption key.
  9. 16. A fixed-length string generated from input data, often used to verify data integrity in cryptographic applications.
  10. 17. Rule: A set of conditions or patterns used to filter network traffic and allow or block specific data types.