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This document discusses various computer hacking and security terms in te reo Māori, including: 1. Mūrere - refers to hacking or a hacker. Several types of attacks are mentioned such as whakaeke pūreirei engaenga which is a buffer overflow attack. 2. Haumarutanga - security. The document notes how security can be breached through techniques like whakahōtuhi whakawhiti pae or cross-site scripting. 3. Other terms discussed include whakakore ratonga (denial of service attack), pūkahatanga pāpori (social engineering), and hinu nak
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He mūrere me te haumarutanga
- 1. Your custom image here He mūrere me te haumarutanga Chris & Ian Cormack // Kiwicon 2038AD
- 2. Mūrere mūrere - be clever, intruding to hack, hacker
- 3. Haumarutanga haumaru – safe, risk free security
- 5. He hinonga whakakino ko tōna whāinga he ārai i tā ngā kaiwhakamahi o te pūnaha whakamuna whakatutuki i ā rātou whāinga.
- 6. Whakahōtuhi whakawhiti pae whakahōtuhi – to script; whakawhiti – across; pae (from paetukutuku - website) – site XSS
- 7. Nā tētahi pānekeneke i tērā whārangi tukutuku, ka hohonitia ngā mana haumaru, ā, ka whakaurua he kuputuhi kē mā te whakahōtuhi whakawhiti pae.
- 8. Whakaeke waengarahi whakaeke – attack waengarahi – intervening space
- 9. He momo whakarongo kōrero tēnei ki ngā whakawhitiwhitinga i waenga i te rorohiko me tētahi tūmau.
- 10. Whakaeke pūreirei engaenga whakaeke – attack (a pā) pūreirei (isolated group) – buffer engaenga – be overflowing
- 11. E kī, ko te āhua nei kua whākamātau tētahi ki te rāweke i te papatono mā tētahi whakaeke pūreirei engaenga.
- 12. Whakakore ratonga whakakore – deny ratonga – service
- 13. Koia he whakaeke tāurungi ka tauwhati i tētahi ratonga tuihono hei whakarite kia kore e wātea ana ki ngā kawhakamahi.
- 14. Pūkahatanga pāpori pūkahatanga – engineering pāpori – social
- 15. Te tinihanga i ngā tāngata ki te whāki mōhiohio muna, whaiaro rānei ka taea te whakamahi mō ngā pūtake māminga.
- 16. Hītinihanga hī – to fish tinihanga – deceive, trick
- 17. He momo tinihanga te hītinihanga e whakataruna ai tētahi nō tētahi hinonga tōtika ia. Ko tāna, he nuka i a koe ki te pāwhiri i tētahi hono.
- 18. Whakamātautau ngoto whakamātautau – test, try out ngoto – to penetrate
- 19. I ētahi wā kua utua ētahi mūrere kia whakamahi whakamātautau ngoto ki te raweke i tētahi pūnaha.
- 20. Rēhita tūraru rēhita – register tūraru – risk
- 21. He wāhanga o tētahi mahere whakahaere tūraru, tērā e āwhina i a koe ki te aroturuki take me te whakatutuki raru ina pupū ake.
- 22. Hinu nakahi hinu – oil; nakahi – snake virus scanner
- 23. E ai ki ētahi he ōrite te whaihua o te pūmanawa patu wheori ki tērā o te hinu nakahi.
- 24. Whakahaere tapi whakahaere – manage, control tapi – patch, repair, mend
- 25. Koia tētahi momo whakahaere pūnaha e riro ai, e whakamātauria ai, e tāutatia ai ngā tapi maha ki tētahi pūnaha rorohiko.
- 26. Whakaeke rā ōrite whakaeke – attack rā – day ōrite – same
- 27. He whakaeke ka uakina i te rā tonu e kitea ai he ngoikoretanga i roto i ngā pūmanawa.