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Telecommunications

Telecom Act of 1996: 003 (UN M.49 code); 360 Safeguard; 3G-324M; 9P; ACARM-ng; Ad Hoc Configuration Protocol; Administrative division codes of the People's Republic of China; Administrative domain; Advanced Message Queuing Protocol; AEGIS SecureConnect; Aggregate Level Simulation Protocol; Airport code; Amateur radio satellite; Anomaly-based intrusion detection system; Anti-pharming; Anti-worm; Apache Avro; Apache Thrift; Application layer; Application-level gateway; Architecture for Control Networks; Armitage (computing); ARP spoofing; ARPA Host Name Server Protocol; ArpON; Asprox botnet; Attack tree; Authenticated Identity Body; Authentication server; Bagle (computer worm); BartVPN; Bastion host; BC Geographical Names; BitTorrent; BitTorrent tracker; Black hole (networking); Blacker (security); Boot Service Discovery Protocol; Botnet; BredoLab botnet; Browser security; Byzantine Foothold; C-squares; Call Admission Control; CAMEL Application Part; Captive portal; Capture the flag; CCSO Nameserver; Chapman code; Character Generator Protocol; Check Point GO; Check Point VPN-1; CimTrak; Cipher suite; Cisco Global Exploiter; Cisco PIX; Cisco Security Agent; Cisco Systems VPN Client; Classification of objects of the administrative-territorial system of Ukraine; Clear channel assessment attack; Client Puzzle Protocol; Client–server model; CLLI code; Cloudvpn; Communications satellite; Community Identification Number; Computer security; Context-based access control; ContraVirus; Countermeasure (computer); Country code; Cracking of wireless networks; CubeSat; Cutwail botnet; CVSS; Cyber security and countermeasure; CyberCIEGE; D-Bus; Daytime Protocol; DDoS mitigation; Deep content inspection; Deep packet inspection; Defense in depth (computing); Device fingerprint; DHCP snooping; DHCPv6; DHIPDS; DICOM; Differentiated security; Digital Postmarks; Direct Save Protocol; Directory Access Protocol; Discard Protocol; Distributed Codec Engine; Distributed Data Protocol; Distributed firewall; Distributed Interactive Simulation; Distributed Social Networking Protocol; Distributed Universal Number Discovery; DMZ (computing); Domain Name System; Donbot botnet; Dual-homed; Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol; E2eTechnology; EAIF; Earth observation satellite; Echo Protocol; EGL (API); Egress filtering; End node problem; Etch (protocol); Evil bit; Extranet; Fail2ban; Fake AP; Faraday tent; Federal Geographic Data Committee; Federal Information Processing Standard state code; Festi botnet; File Access Listener; File Transfer Protocol; Financial Information eXchange; Firewalk (computing); Firewall (computing); Firewall pinhole; Firewalls and Internet Security; Forward-confirmed reverse DNS; FTAM; FTP servlet; FTPS; Gazetteer of Australia; Generalized TTL security mechanism; Geo URI; Geo-imputation; Geocoding; Geographic coordinate system; Geographic Names Information System; Geographical Names Board of Canada; Geohash; Geohash-36; GeoNames; GEOnet Names Server; Geoparsing; GeoSMS; Geotagging; Global Telecoms Exploitation; Gnutella; Google Safe Browsing; Gopher (protocol); Greynet; Grid (spatial index); Grum botnet; Guided tour puzzle protocol; Gumblar; H.248; H.323; Hacker (computer security); High-Tech Bridge; Hole punching; Honeyd; HoneyMonkey; Honeynet Project; Honeypot (computing); Honeytoken; Hookflash; Host Identity Protocol; HTTP 2.0; HTTP body data; Hyper geocode; Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol; Hypertext Transfer Protocol; IBM Advanced Program-to-Program Communication; ICMP hole punching; Identity driven networking; IEC 62351; IEEE 802.1X; IF-MAP; INAP; Ingress filtering; Integrated Windows Authentication; Inter-Asterisk eXchange; Inter-protocol exploitation; International Air Transport Association airport code; Internet; Internet Communications Engine; Internet Message Access Protocol; Internet Open Trading Protocol; Internet Relay Chat; IntruShield; Intrusion prevention system; IPFilter; Ipfirewall; IpTTY; ISCSI; ISCSI Boot Firmware Table; ISDN User Part; ISP redirect page; Java Naming and Directory Interface; Java Remote Method Protocol; Jingle (protocol); KAME project; Kaspersky Anti-Virus; Kelihos botnet; Kerberos (protocol); Kerio Control; Key distribution center; Key ring file; Knowledge-based authentication; Kraken botnet; Lethic botnet; Lightweight Directory Access Protocol; Link-local Multicast Name Resolution; List of cyber attack threat trends; List of geocoding systems; List of IATA-indexed railway stations; List of postal codes; List of products that support SMB; List of SIP request methods; List of SIP response codes; List of telecommunications encryption terms; List of web service protocols; Lorcon; M0n0wall; MAC flooding; Mail Transfer Protocol; Man-in-the-middle attack; Man-on-the-side attack; Managed security service; Managed VoIP Service; Mariposa botnet; Marsden square; Media Gateway Control Protocol; Media Gateway Control Protocol architecture; Media Resource Control Protocol; Mega-D botnet; Message Oriented Text Interchange Systems; Message send protocol; Message Session Relay Protocol; Messaging security; Metasploit Project; Metulji botnet; Microsoft Media Server; Microsoft SmartScreen; Middlebox; Military satellite; MIME; MIMIC Simulator; MiNET; Miredo; MMS Architecture; Mobile Application Part; Mobile virtual private network; Monoculture (computer science); Mosh (software); MQ Telemetry Transport; Multicast DNS; MySecureCyberspace; NAT traversal; National Cyber Range; National Information Standards Organization Circulation Interchange Protocol; National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace; National Transportation Communications for Intelligent Transportation System Protocol; Natural Area Code; Net-SNMP; NETCONF; Netsniff-ng; NetStumbler; Network Access Control; Network Admission Control; Network Based Application Recognition; Network encryption cracking; Network File System; Network intelligence; Network Interface Layer Security; Network intrusion detection system; Network News Transfer Protocol; Network security; Network security policy; Network Security Toolkit; Network Time Protocol; Network Voice Protocol; Network-based Call Signaling; Nfront security; NIST RBAC model; Nitol botnet; Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics; NT LAN Manager; Null session; OCML; OFTP; OKATO; ONS coding system; Open Control Architecture; Open Phone Abstraction Library; Open proxy; Open Settlement Protocol; OpenConnect; OpenVPN; Operation Cyber Condition Zebra; Operation: Bot Roast; OSSEC; Outbound content compliance; OWASP; Packet analyzer; Packet capture appliance; Packet Storm; PacketFence; Pass the hash; Password length parameter; Penetration test; People Finder Interchange Format; Persistent Shared Object Model; Personal firewall; Phoning home; Phreaking; Populated place; Port forwarding; Port knocking; Port triggering; Portal:Telecommunication; POSITIF (project); Precision Time Protocol; Prelude Hybrid IDS; Protected computer; Proxy list; Pseudoserver; QDGC; QOTD; Qwest; RADIUS; RadSec; Real Data Transport; Real Time Streaming Protocol; Real-time adaptive security; Real-time Transport Protocol; Realtek Remote Control Protocol; Reconnaissance satellite; Registration, Admission and Status; Remote Desktop Protocol; Remote procedure call; Reverse geocoding; RF shielding of buildings; RF shielding paint; RFB protocol; Robust random early detection; Rogue access point; Rogue DHCP; Rtelnet; RTP audio video profile; RTP Control Protocol; Rustock botnet; RVU protocol; Safe@Office; Sality; Same-origin policy; Science DMZ Network Architecture; Screened-subnet firewall; Screening router; SDEP; Secure Password Authentication; Secure Service Network; Secure Shell; Security Attribute Modulation Protocol; Security controls; Security Protocols Open Repository; Security service (telecommunication); Security Task Manager; Semantic URL attack; Server Message Block; Server Routing Protocol; Service discovery; Service layer; Service scan; Session hijacking; Session Initiation Protocol; Sguil; Shared Dictionary Compression Over HTTP; Shared resource; Shell shoveling; Signaling Compression; SIMPLE; SIMPLE (military communications protocol); Simple Gateway Control Protocol; Simple Mail Transfer Protocol; Simple Network Management Protocol; Simple Sensor Interface protocol; Simple Symmetric Transport Protocol; Simple Update Protocol; SIP Trunking; Skinny Call Control Protocol; Skype protocol; Slenfbot; Smart card management system; SOAP; SoftEther VPN; Software Upgrade Protocol; SPDY; SPICE (protocol); Split tunneling; Spoofing attack; Spyware; Srizbi botnet; SSL-Explorer; SSL-Explorer: Community Edition; Standard Geographical Classification code (Canada); Standard Interchange Format; Stateful firewall; Stealth wallpaper; Stepping stone (computer security); Storm botnet; Streaming Text Oriented Messaging Protocol; StrongSwan; STUN; Sybil attack; SYN cookies; T.37; T.38; Tabular Data Stream; TACACS; TACLANE; Tarpit (networking); TCP Cookie Transactions; TCP Gender Changer; TCP hole punching; TCP reset attack; Tcpcrypt; TDL-4; Telecommunications Act of 1996; Telnet; Threat (computer); Threenix; Ticket (IT security); Time Protocol; TimeML; Timestamping (computing); Transaction verification; Transport Layer Security; Transverse Mercator projection; Transverse Mercator: Bowring series; Transverse Mercator: Redfearn series; Traversal Using Relays around NAT; Trusted Network Connect; Trusted path; UBIGEO; UDP hole punching; UN M.49; UN/LOCODE; Unified threat management; Unique Feature Identifier; UNIStim; United States Board on Geographic Names; User:Awesomekatrina/3; User:Dbabbitt/Sandbox/Draft Distributed Autonomous Organization Article; User:Timtempleton/sandbox; UT-VPN; Variant object; Verisys; Video Acceleration API; Virtual private network; Virtual private server; Virut; VLAN hopping; VPN-1 VSX NGX; VPNBook; Vulnerability management; VyOS; W3af; Waledac botnet; Warchalking; Wardriving; Warflying; WarVOX; Warzapping; Web application security; Web application security scanner; Web threat; WebNFS; WebScarab; WebSocket; Wi-Fi Protected Access; Wire protocol; Wireless Communications Transfer Protocol; World Meteorological Organization squares; X Image Extension; X video extension; X Window System; X Window System protocols and architecture; X-Video Bitstream Acceleration; X-Video Motion Compensation; X.400; X.500; XML; XML Configuration Access Protocol; XMPP; Z39.50