Acronyms

A SIM card (acronym in English for subscriber identity module according to abbreviationfinder) is a removable smart card used in mobile phones and USB modems. SIM cards securely store the subscriber’s service key used to identify themselves to the network,…
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In Cryptography, MD5 (acronym for Message-Digest Algorithm 5 according to abbreviationfinder) is a widely used 128- Bit Cryptographic Reduction Algorithm. The MD5 code was designed by Ronald Rivest in 1991. During 2004, certain security defects were disclosed, which will mean…
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According to abbreviationfinder, SCSI stands for Small Computer System Interface (interface Small Computer System) is a standard interface model parallel high speed created by the X3T9.2 committee of ANSI in 1986. Some professional castellanizan it as scuzzy or escosi, by the English…
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According to abbreviationfinder, MMS stands for Mobile multimedia messaging. MMS is a universally accepted standard as part of the 3GPP technical specifications, which allows mobile phone users to with MMS capabilities, send and receive formatted text, sound, images, animations and…
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Standing for K Desktop Environment according to Abbreviationfinder, KDE is written almost exclusively in C ++, a language derived from the C programming language with some added functionality, especially in object-oriented programming. Despite criticism against this (initially less mature) language,…
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What is SAST? The term static application security testing describes a special security concept in software development. Instead of subsequently testing an application, the checks are carried out early in the development. This has advantages and disadvantages. In many cases,…
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Acronym for Video Home System defined by Abbreviationfinder, VHS is a system for recording and reproducing analog audio and video. VHS is physically similar to the audio system (cassette) only, but with the differences that the magnetic tape is much wider…
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According to Abbreviationfinder, GPRS is an acronym for G eneral P Acket R adio S ervice (General Packet Radio Service), which is an evolution of the standard GSM, and that’s why sometimes called GSM ++ (or GMS 2+). Since it is a second generation telephony standard that allows a transition…
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TLS, which is also known as Transport Layer Security by Abbreviationfinder, is a protocol by which a secure connection is established through an encrypted channel between the client and the server. Thus, the exchange of information is carried out in…
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Whether by post or e-mail – the telephone bill is the monthly billing for all telecommunication services used. Fixed line and mobile phone customers get telephone bills, but the bills differ based on the items listed. With the good old…
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Many nostalgics like to think back to one of the most popular media players of the 2000s. At that time, Winamp impressed with extensive functions, ease of use, modern user interface and compatibility with countless audio formats. After the takeover…
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If you want to use a broadband connection based on fiber optics, you can choose between FTTX products and VDSL vectoring in Germany. Vectoring is an extension of VDSL technology that uses both fiber optics and the copper cable that…
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WLAN radio is becoming increasingly popular in German households. Due to low tariffs, internet access with DSL flat rate has become the standard today, which has helped internet radio to become more widespread. Thousands of transmitters are now available to…
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