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A group of related features offered together.
Password salt is a random data string added to a password before hashing to improve security. It helps protect against rainbow table attacks and makes it harder for attackers to crack passwords using precomputed hashes.
Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) is a pricing model where users pay only for what they use instead of a fixed monthly or annual fee. This model is commonly used in cloud computing, utilities, and mobile services.
A pattern is a repeated or structured arrangement of elements, concepts, or behaviors used in various fields, such as programming, design, mathematics, and problem-solving.
See #Template
Pattern vs Template is different.
Payment transfers money or value from one party to another to transfer goods, services, or financial obligations. Payments can be made using cash, digital transactions, bank instruments, or other financial instruments.
A Payment Gateway is a secure service that authorizes and processes online business payments. It acts as a bridge between customers, merchants, and banks to ensure the safety and success of transactions.
In the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model, permissions define the specific actions a user can or cannot perform. These permissions are assigned to roles, and users are granted access based on their roles.
Price refers to the money a customer must pay to purchase a product or service. The software industry's pricing models vary based on business strategy, customer needs, and market conditions.
A website protocol refers to the rules governing how data is transmitted between a web server and a browser (or client). It ensures secure, efficient, and structured communication over the internet.
See the Protocol.
