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1xx POST error
Motherboard
2xx POST error
Memory
3xx POST error
Keyboard
4xx POST error
video adapter
6xx POST error
floppy drive
9xx POST error
printer
17xx POST error
BIOS
processing step of laser printer
taking image from computer and turning into data
charging step of laser printer
applying a negative charge to the drum surface
writing step of laser printer
a laser writes on the drum
developing step of laser printer
toner is developed onto the drum
transferring step of laser printer
the toner is transferred from the drum to the paper
fusing step of laser printer
toner is fused to paper via heat
TCP port for HTTPS
443
TCP port for SMTP
25
TCP port for FTP
21 for TCP control signals, 20 for actual data
TCP port for HTTP
80
TCP port for DNS
53
TCP port for Kerberos
88
1024 × 768 monitor resolution
XGA
1200 × 768 or 1200 × 800 monitor resolution
WXGA
WXGA stand for
Wide eXtended Graphics Array
1280 × 1024 monitor resolution
SXGA
1600 × 1200
UXGA
2048 × 1536
QXGA
1920 × 1200
WUXGA
CHKDSK
checks status of NTFS drives
SCANDISK
checks status of fat32 drives
DEFRAG
defragments drives
BOOTCFG
restore and configure boot file (boot.ini)
NETSTAT
TCP/IP stats
IPCONFIG
TCP/IP settings
WINIPCFG
old TCP/IP settings
PING
checks network connectivity
TYPE or MORE
displays a file
SCONFIG
manage updates on windows server
Yum update
manage updates on linux server
cat
opens file in linux
ls
lists files in linux
dir
lists files in windows
mkdir
makes folder in linux and windows
echo
write something in console
TRACERT
trace route of packet
RAID 0
data is spread across 2 drives, negative redundancy
RAID 1
data copied across 2 drives
RAID 5
data spread across 3 drives with parity
RAID 10
combination of raid 1 and 0
USB 1.0 transfer speed
1.5 mbps
USB 1.1 transfer speed
12 mbps
USB 2.0 transfer speed
480 mpbs
USB 3.0 transfer speed
5 gbps
USB 3.1 transfer speed
10 gbps
USB 3.2 transfer speed
20 gbps
USB 4.0 transfer speed
40 gbps
botnet
a network of controlled computers
trojan
virus that pretends to be good
worm
virus that can spread automatically
phishing
tricking someone for info
pretexting
pretending to be a trusted person
quid pro quo
info is traded for “valuables”
tailgating
following someone into restricted areas
spear phishing/whaling
targeting a specific person
vishing
phishing using your voice
watering hole phishing
targeting a group of people by compromising a common resource
pharming/HTTPS phishing
redirecting a person to fake website
evil twin phishing
using a fake network to get info
smishing
phishing via SMS/text
man in middle attack
intercepting info between 2 parties
clone phishing
cloning a trusted email and adding malicious stuff
angler phishing
using fake social media posts
website spoofing/domain spoofing
create a fake website that looks legitimate
ip spoofing
impersonating a person by using their ip address
URL
uniform resource locator
IMAP
internet message access protocol
OSPF
open shortest path first
NTP
network time protocol
CMOS
complementary metal oxide semiconductor
ISDN
integrated services digital network
BIOS/UEFI
Basic Input/Output System/Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
PCIe
peripheral component interconnect express
VRM
voltage regulator module
ATX
advanced technology eXtended
DVI
digital visual interface
IPS panel
in plane switching panel
ITX
information technology eXtended
PCMCIA
Personal Computer Memory Card International Association
BSD
berkely software distribution
POSIX
Portable Operating System Interface
OSI
open system interconnection