DoS

Appendix:Variations of "dos" English Etymology 1 From en denial of service. Alternative forms en DOS Pronunciation en /diː oː ˈɛs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-DoS.wav Southern England Noun s es en computing Internet A denial-of-service attack. Derived terms en DDoS Verb ~es en transitive computing Internet To commit a denial-of-service attack against. en 2003 Jack Koziol Intrusion Detection with Snort Indianapolis, IN Sams Publishing 157870281X sVqEFXjbcRoC 15 DoSed In addition to out-of-spec traffic, malicious packets can contain payloads that cause a system to crash. A packet's payload is taken as input into a service. If the input is not properly checked, the application can be DoSed. Etymology 2 Noun ? en education A Director of Studies; someone who oversees the scholarly aspects of an institution, including faculty development and curriculum design. Anagrams en dos ods sod OD's ODS dso OS&D SOD OSD ODs SDO SoD DSO