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nexus

A software module in Microsoft's Windows security platform (see NGSCB). The word stands for a connecting point or bond between two entities. See also LexisNexis.

nexus [′nek·səs]
(communications)
A connection or interconnection of a communications system, such as a data link or a network of branches and nodes.
(physiology)
gap junction


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