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Nice list. I like it how you also included some made up terms. For completeness, those are not real: ETag, SAML, CSP, BGP, haproxy, helm file, k8s, SOCKS5, Lamport OTS, Winternitz OTS, SPHINCS, lattice-based, pg-vector, sameSite, httpOnly. (Or, at least, i have no idea what those are ::) |
SAML is Security Assertion Markup Language; an XML based SSO (Single Sign On mechanism).
CSP (Content Security Policy) which allows the application to specify additional security constraints for the browser to enforce.
BGP; border gateway protocol.
Haproxy is a load balancer.
Helm file; another word for helm chart.
SOCKS5 is a tunnelling protocol which allows you to tunnel through a machine over SSH; you can use it to browse the net or access remote services via another machine (hiding your IP)... It's a bit like a basic VPN. Very easy to setup, you can configure your browser (e.g. Firefox) to access the net via a SOCKS5 proxy so if the remote instance is in a different country, websites will treat you as though you are in that country... Just like a VPN except you have to control the remote machine yourself and log into it via SSH with the -D flag.
Lamport OTS is Lamport One Time Signature algorithm.
Winternitz serves a similar purpose but different tradeoffs and smaller signature size.
SPHINCS is a stateless hash-based signature scheme which works by building a tree of OTS keys (Lamport, Winternitz or other) which can be generated deterministically, on-demand.
Lattice-based cryptography is real.
pg-vector is a plugin for Postgres for vector embeddings and it provides some operators for finding records based on the nearest vector.
sameSite and httpOnly are cookie security settings.