Category: Letter C
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Common Criteria for Information Technology Security Evaluation (CC): Certifying Computer Security
In this article, we will delve into the significance of the Common Criteria, its global adoption, and the entities that rely on it for securing their digital assets. Additionally, we will touch upon its historical predecessor, the C2 security standard, to highlight the evolution of security evaluations in the IT realm.
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Client-Server Model
Explore the intricacies of the Client-Server Model with our comprehensive guide. Learn its history, advantages, future trends, and how it drives modern computing.
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ChaCha20: The Dance of Cryptography
Dive deep into ChaCha20’s intricate dance of encryption. Explore the mathematics and design that make this cryptographic algorithm both potent and elegant.
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Demystifying ClearType: Microsoft’s Answer to Crisp and Clear Text
Don’t miss this easy-to-understand guide on Microsoft’s ClearType technology for enhanced on-screen text readability.
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Understanding Critical Data: Essential Aspects Exploration
Critical data refers to the essential information required for the successful operation of a business or organization.
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Content Delivery Networks: Unleashing The Power of CDNs
In this article we will demystify what a CDN is, discuss its advantages and disadvantages, and delve into examples of some of the most widely used CDNs.
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Understanding Critical Applications
Do you know what a critical application is? Some applications are more important than others, and these are known as critical applications.
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Importance of Cyber Security in the Digital Era
Cyber Security in the Digital Era: It is crucial to understand what we are exposed to online and how to protect ourselves from potential attacks.
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Credentials
Unlock the layered world of credentials in computer science and networking. Learn the types, uses, and best practices. Your key to understanding security.
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Country Code in the Domain Name System
Learn what the Country Code is. A two-letter code identifying top-level domains for countries in the Domain Name System (DNS).
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Comp Command
Comp Command is a Microsoft Windows command for performing a bytewise comparison of the contents of different files. The comp command is typically used for byte-by-byte comparison of text files, or for a comparison of the contents of two directories. Comp Command examples To compare C:\file1.txt and C:\file2.txt and show the differences between them as…
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Cabinet Files
What are Cabinet Files? Cabinet Files are files with the extension .cab that store compressed files, usually for distributing software. Cabinet files can contain multiple files in a compressed state, or a single compressed file can be spread over several cabinet files. During installation of software, the setup program decompresses the cabinet files and copies…