| Definition |
Replay Attack is an attack or exploitation concept used to describe how an adversary attempts to gain access, avoid detection, or affect a target system.
Replay Attack is a Web or Internet foundation concept used to describe how online resources, websites, users, clients, and services relate to one another.
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| Context & Usage |
Replay Attack appears in security documentation, assessments, audit findings, risk reports, architecture reviews, and operational procedures. It is retained here because professionals may encounter the term in NIST guidance, security reviews, or technical documentation and need a concise public explanation.
Technical and nontechnical stakeholders use this concept when discussing how websites, browsers, servers, addresses, and online services work together.
Related concepts include World Wide Web and Internet.
Additional Resource: MDN Web Docs Glossary.
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