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malware
- Refers to software (short for "malicious software") that executes unwanted and usually harmful functions on an IT system, typically without the user's knowledge
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Man-in-the-middle attack
- A common type of cyber attack in which attackers hack into the communication between two or more network participants, gaining complete control over the data traffic and utilising opportunities for manipulation
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message forwarding
- New voice and fax messages are forwarded to a remote destination, such as a smartphone, by an answering machine or central voicemail and fax system by e-mail
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micro SD card
- Memory card with max. capacity 2 GB
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micro SD/SDHC card
- Memory card with max. capacity 2/32 GB
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micro USB
- Small format version of the Universal Serial Bus port
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micro USB connector
- Small format version of the Universal Serial Bus port
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microsite
- Website with limited content, mostly for just one purpose
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mini multicell
- Extended DECT radio coverage over a larger area with up to 3 low-cost bases
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mode-dependant
- Function or action that is dependant on the system status
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multi-factor authentication
- Proof of a user's identity using a combination of several independent features, namely knowledge (e.g. PIN code), possession (e.g. smartphone with authorisation app), biometrics (iris, face or voice recognition)