Mod

Mod may refer to any of the following:

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• Case mods; modifications made to a computer's case in order to improve its appearance.
• MOD (file format) is a computer file format for certain music files created with tracker software.
• .mod.uk is part of the .uk Domain Name System.
• A Mod (Scotland) is a festival of Gaelic language arts and culture in Scotland. The Mod (full name, Royal National Mod) is an annual mod, first held in 1892. It was inspired by the Welsh National Eisteddfod.
• Mod (musician) is the guitarist of the band Elefant.
• Internet slang for moderator (communications), a person on an Internet discussion forum who can edit or otherwise change the state of other users' comments, similar to (though less powerful than) sysops.
• In mathematics, mod is an abbreviation of the Latin ablative form modulo, introduced by Carl Friedrich Gauss.
• Mod (lifestyle) (or, to use its full name, Modernism) is a lifestyle based around fashion and music that developed in London in the late 1950s. Mods showed an affinity for scooters, such as the Italian Vespas. See also Mod Revival
• Mod (computer gaming)s (short for modifications) are changes and additions created with editing tools for computer games, particularly for first-person shooters. Examples would be WAD files for Doom, the popular multiplayer expansion Counter-Strike for Half-Life, or the maps of the Neverwinter Nights game.
• Mod n cryptanalysis an attack applicable to block and stream ciphers in cryptography
• A Modchip, a device used to play import games or circumvent the digital rights management of many popular video game consoles
• Modular arithmetic
• mod perl, mod php, mod parrot, mod python, etc. are modules for the Apache web server.

MOD is an abbreviation for:

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• Ministry of Defence in several countries:
• Afghanistan
• Norway
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore
• United Kingdom
• Magneto-optical disc
• Masters of Deception, a New York-based hacker group of the late 1980s and early 1990s
• Minimum Object Distance
• Multiple Organ Dysfunction