M

MAC (mandatory access control system), 64–65, BC15, BC16

MAC (Media Access Control) sublayer, OSI model, 82–84

MAC address, 83

maintenance hook, 179, 232, BC16

maintenance of system, 167–168

malicious applet, 176

malicious code, 173–176, 248, 255

malware, 248, BC16

MAN (metropolitan area network), 74

management roles and responsibilities, 136

mandatory access control system (MAC), 64–65, BC15–16

mandatory vacations, 257

man-in-the-middle attack, 62, 218, BC16

man-made disasters, 279

mantrap, 346, BC16

manual controls, 259, BC16

MAU (Multistation Access Unit), 77

Maximum Tolerable Downtime (MTD), 284, BC16

MD5 algorithm, 209

Media Access Control (MAC) sublayer, OSI model, 82–84

media access, types of, 83–84

media controls, 261, BC16

meet-in-the-middle attack, 219, BC16

memory, 227

memory addressing, 228, BC16

Memory Management Unit (MMU), 224

memory space, 228, BC16

Merkle-Hellman (Trapdoor) Knapsack algorithm, 207

message authentication, 207–210

message digest, 208–210, BC16

messages, between objects, 157, 158

metadata, BC16

method, 157, 158

metropolitan area network (MAN), 74

Microsoft certifications, 381

military attacks, 310

MIME Object Security Services (MOSS), 213, BC17

misdemeanor, 304, BC17

mission statement, 129, BC17

MMU (Memory Management Unit), 224

mobile code (applet), 155–158, 176, BC3

monitoring, 327, BC17

monoalphabetic substitution, 190, 192, BC17

Morris worm, 175

Mosaic browser, 154

MOSS (MIME Object Security Services), 213, BC17

MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching), 216, BC17

MSAU (Multistation Access Unit), 77

MTD (Maximum Tolerable Downtime), 284, BC16

multicast data transmissions, 85

multilevel mode, 231

multilevel systems, 64, BC17

multiple inheritance, 158

multiprocessing, 226, BC17

multiprogramming, 226, BC17

Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS), 216, BC17

multistate, 226

Multistation Access Unit (MSAU or MAU), 77

multitasking, 226, BC17

multiuser, 226