Security
Data Protection vs Data Security
 Data security deals with the protection of a database from any kind of actions or forces that can be dangerous for the database. It is basically securing the data from accessibility of unauthorized users. Data... |
Obfuscation vs Encryption
 Encryption refers to the technique of keeping sensitive information confidential by changing the form of information. It is changed into an unreadable form in order to keep it secure. Obfuscation is quiet... |
FreeBSD vs OpenBSD
 FreeBSD and OpenBSD are two Unix like operating systems. These systems are based on BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution). FreeBSD has been designed aiming at the performance factor. On the other hand, OpenBSD... |
Cache vs Cookie
 Cache and cookies are two forms by which information is stored on the computer. This information is stored on client’s machine to improve the performance of web pages. They both differ in some aspects... |
XSS vs CSRF
 XSS stands for Cross-Site Scripting. CSRF stands for Cross-Site Request Forgery. In XSS, the hacker takes the advantage of trust that a user has for a certain website. On the other hand in CSRF, the hacker... |
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