Open Source Software (OSS)Definition: Computer software for which the source code is not protected by copyright and is freely available and modifiable by the public.
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Open Source Software (OSS)Definition: Computer software for which the source code is not protected by copyright and is freely available and modifiable by the public.
Open Source Software (OSS)Definition: Computer software for which the source code is not protected by copyright and is freely available and modifiable by the public.
TripwireDefinition: A software tool for security. Basically, it works with a database that maintains information about the byte count of files. If the byte count has changed, it will identify it to the system security manager.
TripwireDefinition: A software tool for security. Basically, it works with a database that maintains information about the byte count of files. If the byte count has changed, it will identify it to the system security manager.
Ethernet SniffingDefinition: This is listening with software to the Ethernet interface for packets that interest the user.
When the software sees a packet that fits certain criteria, it logs it to a file.
The most common criteria for an interesting packet is one that contains words like login or password.
Ethernet SniffingDefinition: This is listening with software to the Ethernet interface for packets that interest the user.
When the software sees a packet that fits certain criteria, it logs it to a file.
The most common criteria for an interesting packet is one that contains words like login or password.
Transaction-Based Model (TBM)
Definition: A business model based on service fees charged for each transaction conducted using the vendor's equipment, software, services or network. Used by some e-health vendors, including providers of e-prescribing systems.
More information on Talking Technology with Leroy Jones, Jr.:
HEALTH TERMS - eRX
Transaction-Based Model (TBM)
Definition: A business model based on service fees charged for each transaction conducted using the vendor's equipment, software, services or network. Used by some e-health vendors, including providers of e-prescribing systems.
More information on Talking Technology with Leroy Jones, Jr.:
HEALTH TERMS - eRX
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