API keys are unique digital codes that let software systems communicate securely. If stolen, they can allow unauthorized access to sensitive data or services.
Approximate Nearest Neighbor (ANN) is a fast search method that finds items most similar to a query, allowing minor errors to improve speed.
AppSheet is Google’s no-code platform for building custom business apps, enabling users to create apps without programming experience.
An Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is a long-term, targeted cyberattack by skilled groups, often state-backed, aiming to steal data or disrupt operations.
APT28, or Fancy Bear, is a Russian state-backed hacking group known for cyber-espionage against Western governments and organizations.
APT31 is a cyber-espionage group linked to China, known for targeting foreign governments and organizations to steal sensitive information.
APT40 is a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group known for cyber-espionage, targeting sensitive networks and stealing data worldwide.
APT41 is a Chinese-linked hacking group notorious for cyber espionage and attacks on governments, businesses, and individuals worldwide.
Arbitrary Code Execution lets attackers run any code on a system, often leading to full control, data theft, or malware installation.
Arbitrary Free is a programming flaw where attackers can force a program to free memory they select, risking crashes or system compromise.