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 See also: [[#Counter mode + CBC-MAC]].
 ===Certificate===
-A data object that binds information about a person or someother entity to a public key. The binding is generally done using a digital signature from a trusted third party (a certification authority).
+A data object that binds information about a person or some other entity to a public key. The binding is generally done using a digital signature from a trusted third party (a certification authority).
 ===Certificate Revocation List===
 A list published by a certification authority indicating which issued certificates should be considered invalid.

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 In the context of security, a review of a system in order to validate the security of the system. Generally, this either refers to code auditing or reviewing audit logs.
-See also: [[#Audit log|Audit log]], [[#code auditing|code auditing]].
+See also: [[#Audit log|Audit log]], [[#Code auditing|Code auditing]].
 ===Audit log===
 Records that are kept for the purpose of later verifying that the security properties of a system have remained intact.
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 See also: [[#Counter mode + CBC-MAC]].
 ===Certificate===
-A data object that binds information about a person or some other entity to a public key. The binding is generally done using a digital signature from a trusted third party (a certification authority).
+A data object that binds information about a person or someother entity to a public key. The binding is generally done using a digital signature from a trusted third party (a certification authority).
 ===Certificate Revocation List===
 A list published by a certification authority indicating which issued certificates should be considered invalid.

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 ===ASN.1===
 Abstract Syntax Notation is a language for representing data objects. It is popular to use this in specifying cryptographic protocols, usually using DER (Distinguished Encoding Rules), which allows the data layout to be unambiguously specified.
 See also: [[#Distinguished Encoding Rules|Distinguished Encoding Rules]].
 ===Asymmetric cryptography===

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 Referring to technology that attempts to thwart the reverse engineering and patching of a piece of software in binary format.
 ===Architectural security assessment===
-See also: [[#Threat Model]]
+See also: [[#Threat Model|Threat Model]]
 ===ASN.1===
 Abstract Syntax Notation is a language for representing data objects. It is popular to use this in specifying cryptographic protocols, usually using DER (Distinguished Encoding Rules), which allows the data layout to be unambiguously specified.
-See also: [[#Distinguished Encoding Rules]].
+See also: [[#Distinguished Encoding Rules|Distinguished Encoding Rules]].
 ===Asymmetric cryptography===
 Cryptography involving public keys, as opposed to cryptography making use of shared secrets.
 See also: [[#Symmetric cryptography]].
 ===Audit===
 In the context of security, a review of a system in order to validate the security of the system. Generally, this either refers to code auditing or reviewing audit logs.
 See also: [[#Audit log]], [[#code auditing]].
 ===Audit log===
 Records that are kept for the purpose of later verifying that the security properties of a system have remained intact.

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 A fast general-purpose block cipher standardized by NIST (the National Institute of Standards and Technology). The AES selection process was a multi-year competition, where Rijndael was the winning cipher.
 ===AES===
-See also: [[#Advanced Encryption Standard]]
+See also: [[#Advanced Encryption Standard|Advanced Encryption Standard]]
 ===Anti-debugger===
 Referring to technology that detects or thwarts the use of a debugger on a piece of software.

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 ===3DES===
-See also: [[#Triple DES]]
+See also: [[#Triple DES|Triple DES]]
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 ===Access Control List===