User talk:D0a80276

This user is a student editor in Marymount_university/National_and_International_Cybersecurity_Policy_(Spring_2023) .

"Isomorphic attack"???

Whilst I believe that your edit to Computer security was done in good faith, I reverted it because it had too many errors. Most importantly, none of the citations you provided said anything about "isomorphic attacks". (BTW, you can use wiktionary to provide an inline definition, using this syntax [[wikt:isomorphism|isomorphic]].) So it appears to violate the WP:No original research principle.

The term itself seems dubious marketing verbiage: isomorphism means "same shape" – same shape as what? So it can't begin a concept, it can only follow one.

Our "house style" is that wp:citations go after punctuation, not in mid-sentence. This is also the convention in academic essays and papers, see Harvard referencing.

If you would like any more advice or clarification, please ask at the Wikipedia:Teahouse. 𝕁𝕄𝔽 (talk) 12:59, 22 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]

Hello John,

Thanks for the comments and for adding the "Html Smuggling" attack under the "Vulnerabilities and attacks" section.

Regards,

Divjot 94.203.171.135 (talk) 10:51, 24 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]

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