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Anonymous Login
An access control quality, which can be a weakness, where a lot of secure servers allow users to access general-purpose or public services and resources without owning a user-specific account that is pre-established, something like a user name or secret password, lowering Internet security and network security because there is no secure authentication.
Applet
A minute application conveyed via secure server secure server networks. Two of the more common applet systems are java and activex. Java applets are allowed access only to particular functions or information, in a restriction is called the sandbox.
Application Level Gateway
A firewall system where service is given by processes which keep total TCP connection state and sequencing. Application level firewalls provide protection, Internet security and online security by re-addressing traffic.
Archive
Often a secured site that has a lot of files, perhaps accumulated over a span of time. Sometimes the files are publicly accessible. Also can be a protected SSL secure server folder containing related files, that are often in a compressed format in order to reduce the size of the file and to lessen the transmission -- upload or download -- time on Internet electronic bulletin boards or download sites. Because of the compression, archive files look as if they are encrypted, and password protected with authentication, so they are not a threat or malware scanning software.
Assurance
SSL secure web servers need A calculation of confidence which the security features and architecture where a system exactly arbitrates and imposes the security policy. It is usually neglected in security planning. Assurance may be partially decided by penetration testing or simulation.