an attack in which a hacker uses a tool which sneaks in to your computer, riding in on an e-mail, or on an exchange of information such as a malicious web site or during an on-line chat
A method of suppression in which the control line is located some considerable distance away from the fire's active edge. Generally done in the case of a fast-spreading or high-intensity fire and to utilize natural or constructed firebreaks or fuelbreaks and favorable breaks in the topography. The intervening fuel is usually backfired; but occasionally the main fire is allowed to burn to the line, depending on conditions.
A method of attack in which the control line is located along a natural barrier, firebreak, creek, river, or paved road. This attack method may be used in conjunction with backfiring.
a simple attack that is not direct e.g. delivered by, disengage, counter-disengage or cut-over
A method of suppressing fires by building lines along natural firebreaks and using topography while staying some distance from the head of the fire.
A method of suppression in which the control line is located along natural firebreaks, favorable breaks in topography, or at considerable distance from the fire and the intervening fuel is backfired or burned out.
Method of firefighting in which water is pumped onto materials Above or near the fire so that the splash rains onto the fire, often used where a structure is unsafe to enter.