file descriptor

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On Linux and Unix-like systems, a file descriptor is a process-unique identifer representing a file, socket, pipe, or other input/output resource. ...

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file descriptors

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file extension

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A file extension is typically a three or four letter code that appears at the end of a file’s name, indicating its file type.

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file format

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A file format is a standard way that information is encoded for storage in a file.

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file header

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File Header

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The file headers (IMAGE_FILE_HEADER) contains information about a PE file’s sections, characteristics, and additional information.

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file infector

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A file infector is a type of malware that embeds itself into other executable files and is propagated when infected files are ran.

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file integrity monitoring

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File Integrity Monitoring is a cybersecurity process that checks and verifies the state of files on a file system, alerting on alterations to files.

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file magic

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magic headers or file magic refers to predictable header or footer byte sequences that are used to identify file formats and types.

libmagic is a ...

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file manager

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A file manager is a program used to explore and manage files and directories on a filesystem.

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