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Acceptable Use policy
Access Controller, Java
Access macro virus prefix (AM)
ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface)
Active Content
Active Desktop 2nd 3rd
Active Directory service
Active Server Pages (ASP)
Active Stream Redirector (ASX)
ActiveDeskopMover
ActiveX
    .OCX file extension
    Authenticode 2nd
    browser security
    buffer overflows
    cabinet archival files
    certificate authorities
    certificate revocation
    certificates
    class ID
    controls
    detecting malicious controls
    DHTML Edit control vulnerability
    digital fingerprint
    digital signing
    downloading components
    encryption
    Exploder
    Eyedog
    granularity, lack of
    hashing
    help desk controls
    history
    HTML example
    InfoSpace Compromise
    inspecting certificates
    Java, compared to
    kill bit flag
    Norton Utilities
    OUACTRL.OCX
    public key cryptography
    Quicken exploit
    removing malicious controls
    removing unnecesary controls
    Runner
    Safe for Initialization
    Safe for Scripting 2nd
    safe for scripting, marking controls as
    sandbox, lack of
    scripting
    Scriptlet.typlib
    security
    Setup control
    Setup Install control
    SYSMON.OCX
    tampering, inability to prevent
    Taskpads
    trust
    trusted users
    weak revocation
add-ins
address books
Administrative Tools
Administrator account
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Adobe Acrobat Reader documents
Adobe Reader
Advance Power Management feature, BIOS
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI)
Advanced Security Control
agents [See bots]
Agnitum
AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) 2nd
AIMSpy Trojan horse
Aircop virus
alt.comp.virus
AM prefix (Access macro virus)
Amazon
Ambush Trojan horse
annoyance
anonymity, email and
Anthrax virus
antibiotic programs
AntiEXE virus
antimalicious mobile code organizations
antitrust case, Microsoft
antivirus (AV) programs
Antivirus for Firewalls
AntiVirus Research Center
antivirus scanners
    archived files
    browser security
    cleaning rate
    compressors
    customization
    decryption
    desktop
    disabling
    email capabilities
    email servers
    entry point changers
    executing
    file servers
    firewalls
    gateways
    heuristics
    history
    importance of 2nd
    Internet-based
    Java
    logging
    McAfee
    notification
    platforms
    polymorphism
    proactive research
    recursive scanning
    rescue diskette
    routers
    scheduling
    speed and reliability
    stability
    technical support
    transparency
    Trojan horses
    udpates, automated
    Windows viruses 2nd
AOL
AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) 2nd
AOL prefix (America Online-specific malicious mobile code)
AOLTrojan 1.1 Trojan horse
API (Application Programming Interface)
    32-bit modes
    dynamic linking libraries
    Win32 API
appending viruses
Apple
AppletKiller
appliance computing
Application log
application monitors
Application Programming Interface [See API]
application service provider (ASP) 2nd
Appworx Inc.
archive file types
archived files
archives, Java
ARJ archive files
armored virus
ASHIELD
ASP (Active Server Pages)
ASP (application service provider)
assembly language 2nd 3rd
ASX (Active Stream Redirector)
asymmetric key pair
AT.EXE
Attack FTP Trojan horse
audio and video capture 2nd
auditing feature, Windows NT
Aureate Media Corp
Authenticode 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
Auto_Close macro
Auto_Open macro 2nd
AutoCAD 2nd
AUTOCHECK.EXE
AutoClose macro 2nd
AutoComplete
AutoComplete, browsers
AutoExec macro
AUTOEXEC.BAT 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th
AUTOEXEC.NT
AutoExit macro
automated bots
AutoNew macro
AutoOpen macro
AV (antivirus) programs
avatars
AVBOOT
AWSPS (Portuguese Atelier Web Security Port Scanner)
Axent


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