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CyberGlossary
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# CyberGlossary
> Canonical site: https://www.cyberglossary.org
## Term (en) — default locale
- [Host Header Injection](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/host-header-injection): A vulnerability where an application trusts the HTTP Host (or X-Forwarded-Host) header to build URLs, allowing attackers to redirect users or poison caches.
- [HTTP Desync Attack](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/http-desync-attack): A modern form of HTTP request smuggling that desynchronises a chain of proxies and servers to inject malicious traffic into other users' connections.
- [LLMNR Poisoning](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/llmnr-poisoning): An adversary-in-the-middle technique (MITRE T1557.001) that abuses the Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution protocol on UDP/5355 to redirect victims to attacker-controlled hosts.
- [Pass-the-Hash](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/pass-the-hash): A credential-reuse attack that authenticates to Windows systems using a stolen NTLM password hash instead of the cleartext password.
- [DORA](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/dora-regulation): EU Regulation 2022/2554 on Digital Operational Resilience for the financial sector, applicable from 17 January 2025.
- [Log Analysis](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/log-analysis): The systematic review of system, application, and security logs to detect, investigate, and reconstruct security-relevant events.
- [Wallet Drainer](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/wallet-drainer): Malicious software or a phishing kit that tricks crypto-wallet users into signing transactions or approvals that hand over all valuable tokens and NFTs.
- [zk-STARK](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/zk-stark): A Zero-Knowledge Scalable Transparent Argument of Knowledge: a post-quantum-friendly zero-knowledge proof system that needs no trusted setup and relies only on collision-resistant hash functions.
- [Invoice Fraud](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/invoice-fraud): A fraud in which attackers submit fake invoices, or alter genuine ones, so that payment is routed to attacker-controlled bank accounts.
- [Nation-State Actor](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/nation-state-actor): A government-sponsored or government-aligned threat actor that conducts cyber operations to pursue strategic, intelligence, military, or economic objectives.
- [Operational Technology (OT)](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/operational-technology): Hardware and software that monitor and control physical processes, devices, and infrastructure such as factories, power plants, and utilities.
- [Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs)](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/ttps): A layered description of how a threat actor operates: tactics (the why), techniques (the how), and procedures (the specific implementation).
- [COBIT](https://www.cyberglossary.org/en/term/cobit): An ISACA framework for the governance and management of enterprise information and technology, linking business goals to IT o
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