WTFSecurity 0.5


A few definitions

(for later debate)



Secure (se kur) adjective , unobtainable state

-Complete removal of every threat of Possible Injurious Event (PIE), known and unknown, now and in the future.

(See also - Unusable)





Security (se kur a te) verb , non continuous state

-Constant valid attempt to be secure.

(See also - Valiant Effort)





Securish (se kur ish) noun , obtainable state

-Sufficient Security based on Probable Possible Injurious Event (PPIE) risk assessment and still be usable.

(See also - Best Relevant Sensible Informed Effort)





Securedness (se kurd nes) adjective , derived state

-Success or failure of Security.

(See also - Results of Effort & How Close Or Far From Secure You Really Are)





Sense for Security

-Ability to make relevant sensible informed decisions.





False Sense for Security

-Believing you have the ability to make relevant sensible informed decisions.





Sense of Securedness

-Undefinable. Based on factors of individual's perceived importance.





False sense of Securedness

-Believing you are secure.

(See also - We Have a Firewall)





Security Theatre (se kur a te the ter)

-Apparent attempts to be secure resulting in a false sense of Securedness.

(See also - TSA & Firewalls)





Security Through Obscurity

-Non-advertisement or false advertisement of resources in an attempt to avoid ppie.

(See also - Hiding in Plain Sight)





Security In Depth

-Multiple simultaneous independent attempts to avoid ppie.

(See also - Medieval Castle)





Secure Free Zone (SFZ)

-Anywhere Security is not being applied.

(See also - Places You Do Not Want To Be, Places You Do Not Want To Be Responsible For & No Man's Land)

Views: 153

Comment

You need to be a member of Dissecting The Hack to add comments!

Join Dissecting The Hack

Latest Activity

G3n3r@l N00b is now a member of Dissecting The Hack
Tuesday
Tony Lauro updated their profile
May 15
Profile IconTony Lauro, Gogs, Patrick Dean and 1 more joined Dissecting The Hack
May 15
d3tm4r commented on Siem van Boxtel's blog post Use of SE in past criminal activities related to Dutch Banks
"This is an interesting research that you are doing there. I guess it is safe to assume that SE historically is the most common attack vector for criminals and it still is today. But I don't know if or how many scientific studies exist to…"
May 15

© 2012   Created by Marcus J. Carey.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service