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What is a proxy server?
This is a stand-alone device, an application, or a built-in feature running on a workstation, server, switch, router, or firewall. It monitors network traffic, generating alerts about suspicious activity.
What is IDS (Intrusion Detection System)?
This linux command is used to find out the current user of the terminal.
What is WHOAMI?
This is an open-source Unix-like operating system based on the Linux kernel.
What is Linux?
Many devices on a network are designed specifically with this in mind.
What is network security?
This stands in-line between the attacker and the targeted network or host, and can prevent traffic from reaching that network or host.
What is IPS (Intrusion prevention system)?
This linux command lists the contents of the folder from which it runs.
What is LS?
This is a command-line firewall utility for Linux systems.
What is iptables?
Whereas proxy servers access resources on the Internet for a client, this provides services to Internet clients from servers on its own network.
What is a reverse proxy server?
This security strategy is such low quality. Due to its multiplicity of features, also requires a great deal of processing power. However, it is regaining ground as a leading security strategy for small to medium businesses.
What is UTM (Unified Threat Management)?
This linux command is used to locate the Sources and Manual Pages of the command.
What is WHEREIS?
This is an interface configuration and management utility used with UNIX and Linux systems.
What is ifconfig?
Once you create this and assign it to an interface, you have explicitly permitted or denied certain types of traffic.
What is ACL (Access Control List)?
To protect the integrity of STP paths and the information transmitted by these, they must follow these security precautions that must be configured on STP-enabled interfaces.
What are BPDUs (Bridge Protocol Data Units)?
This linux command allows a permitted user to execute a command as the super user or another user.
What is SUDO?
This is a free, command-line packet sniffer utility that runs on Linux and other UNIX operating systems.
What is tcpdump?
More commonly, this is placed on the edge of the private network, monitoring the connection between a private network and a public network.
What is a network-based firewall?
This determines a client's geographic location to enforce a virtual security perimeter.
What is Geofencing?
This linux command estimates files space usage.
What is DU?
This is a Linux shell CLI in Windows that allows users to interact with underlying Windows functions and system files.
What is WSL?