An AAA game is a high-budget, high-profile video game developed by major publishers, known for advanced graphics, large teams, and blockbuster appeal.
Abandonware is software no longer sold or supported by its creator, leaving users without updates, security patches, or official help.
ABS plastic is a tough, lightweight thermoplastic used in products like LEGO bricks and electronics, valued for its strength and ease of molding.
Abuse of dominance is when a powerful company uses its market position to unfairly restrict competition or control a market, harming rivals or consumers.
An accelerator (GPU) is a specialized chip that processes many calculations in parallel, boosting performance for graphics, AI, and data-intensive tasks.
An accelerometer is a sensor that measures acceleration or movement, helping devices detect changes in speed, direction, or orientation.
An access broker is a cybercriminal who sells or rents unauthorized access to compromised computer systems to other attackers.
Access control sets rules and uses tools to decide who can view, use, or change sensitive computer systems and data, protecting them from unauthorized access.
Access Control Bypass occurs when attackers exploit system flaws to gain unauthorized access to data or functions meant to be restricted.
An Access Control List (ACL) is a set of rules that determines which users or systems can access specific digital resources and what actions they can perform.