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Security Protocols - TSV
Security protocols are a set of technical standards and procedures designed to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of network communications and data. They are utilized at various layers including TLS/SSL for communication encryption, IPsec for VPN protection, OAuth/OpenID Connect for authentication and authorization, and SSH for secure remote access. In modern digital infrastructure, these protocols form the foundation for defense against cyber attacks and privacy protection.
security
encryption
authentication
authorization
TLS
OAuth
network security
cybersecurity
code slug name description category
TLS tls TLS (Transport Layer Security) A communication protocol that encrypts web browsing and email. Communication Encryption
SSL ssl SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) A legacy communication encryption protocol that preceded TLS. Communication Encryption
IPsec ipsec IPsec (Internet Protocol Security) A protocol that encrypts VPN traffic at the IP layer. Network Security
OAuth oauth OAuth (Open Authorization) A framework that enables secure API and application authorization. Authentication & Authorization
OIDC openid-connect OpenID Connect An authentication layer built on top of OAuth 2.0 that enables single sign-on. Authentication & Authorization
SSH ssh SSH (Secure Shell) A protocol that provides secure remote access for command-line sessions. Remote Access
HTTPS https HTTPS (HTTP Secure) A secure web communication protocol that protects sensitive data such as passwords and payment information. Communication Encryption
SFTP sftp SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol) A secure file transfer protocol that operates over SSH. File Transfer
Kerberos kerberos Kerberos A ticket-based secure authentication protocol for enterprise networks. Authentication & Authorization
SAML saml SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) A federated identity standard for cross-organization single sign-on. Authentication & Authorization
DNSSEC dnssec DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) Security extensions that prevent DNS spoofing through digital signatures. Network Security
WPA3 wpa3 WPA3 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 3) A security standard that provides stronger Wi-Fi encryption than WPA2. Wireless Security
PGP pgp PGP/GPG (Pretty Good Privacy / GNU Privacy Guard) A protocol that encrypts emails and files for privacy. Data Encryption
DTLS dtls DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security) A TLS protocol for UDP-based applications. Communication Encryption
RADIUS radius RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) A centralized AAA protocol for VPNs and Wi-Fi. Authentication & Authorization
LDAP ldap LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) A directory-based authentication protocol for email and file servers. Authentication & Authorization
SRTP srtp SRTP (Secure Real-time Transport Protocol) A protocol that secures VoIP for private calls. Communication Encryption
SMTPS smtps SMTPS (SMTP over SSL/TLS) A protocol that protects email sending using TLS. Communication Encryption
IMAPS imaps IMAPS (IMAP over SSL/TLS) A protocol that protects email retrieval using TLS. Communication Encryption