Glossary Term
Woot
Woot ("Root!") is an exclamation referring to the seizure of root (administrator) access on a system targeted for attack.
In recent years, the exclamation has been seized upon across the broader culture as an expression of happiness or joy, reflecting the attacker-centric perspective of its original usage in network chats amongst hackers, where it was used to notify collaborators of successful penetration at the moment when administrative privileges were achieved.

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- 2FA and MFA basics and common solutions
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