PASSWORD AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOL (PAP)
A tool which is designed to verify whether the password entered in to a computer is valid or not. It does, however, have integrity flaws, and hence, the passwords can be stolen
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A tool which is designed to verify whether the password entered in to a computer is valid or not. It does, however, have integrity flaws, and hence, the passwords can be stolen
Microorganisms which are likely to cause diseases. Examples include viruses, fungi or bacteria. Usually found in chemical waste, exhaust water, etc.
An amount that needs to be paid after a certain number of days.
The revenue while producing loan is known as the payload.
An indicator used in the United States, for calculating the increase in average pricing for all domestic personal consumption. It is taken from the largest component of the GDP.
A compiled list that describes and defines all of the offenses, as well as the law which ca nbe applied and the punishments that can be given.
The opinion of a consumer as to the quality of a certain product. It does not determine the actual quality of the product, just the customer’s opinion of it.
An economic term for a market in which there are lots f buyers and sellers, depicting little individual control over the prices. Other characteristics include the fact that all buyers and sellers
A standard method used to calculate inventory costs, by making use of an average.
Bonuses, or extra incentives that are given to employees exclusive of their salaries. For instance, an employee gets a credit card and a car from the company, as a ‘perk’.
Any person who possesses his own permanent residence, and resides there is a permanent resident.
A wireless telephone system that is set with the help of affordable receivers, as well as lowly powered antennas. This is smaller than a city wide network, in which the rates are
An easily customizable training program, which has pretty easy modules that can be customized as per the requirements of the individual taking the program.
A chemical produced from either the cracking or any type of processing of petroleum oil, or natural gas/ methane. Examples include benzene, ethane, ethylene, etc.
An index used to estimate the growth in any business, which is usually determined by analyzing several surveys conducted by participants on a voluntary basis. It is also known as the Business
A method that is used in large scale water treatment plants. The physical process includes filtration and air stripping, while chemical cleaning includes coagulation, ozonization and the induction of chlorine.
Items that are sold as units with a set of specified dimensions. Examples of piece goods include sized bed sheets, carpets, table cloths, etc.
A memory chip or any other electronic part, which is placed inside a computer. Being ‘pin compatible’ means to have the similar number of pins so that the chip can be inserted
Simple, honest and directed language, used primarily in writing as well as in general speech.
A plan created of a certain building, area, streets, etc.
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