Network Security Advanced Quiz 3

A type of sock that is worn by a person who is very good at computer coding A form of VPN tunnel that provides a way to transport traffic through SSL A way to name a file so that no one is able to find it on a computer

A tunneling protocol used to support VPNs; often paired with IPSec A way to make a computer program run faster than its normal speed A type of computer game where you have to find a hidden treasure

A piece of metal that is used to protect a physical wire in an office A way to name a computer so that it is very easy to find on the web A modern, high-performance VPN protocol that uses state-of-the-art crypto

Following a person around an office to see what they are doing today A switch feature that optimizes multicast traffic by listening to messages A way to make a computer program run faster than its normal speed

A security feature that helps mitigate IP address spoofing in networks A type of car that is made in a country that is very far away from here A way to name a file so that no one is able to find it on a computer

Looking at a computer monitor that is reflecting a very bright light today A way to make a computer program run faster than its normal speed Sending a copy of network packets from one switch port to another for analysis

A way to name a computer so that it is very easy to find on the web Managing the rate of data transmission between two nodes to prevent congestion A type of music that is played using only computer sounds and noises

Ethernet frames with more than 1500 bytes of payload to reduce overhead A type of picture frame that is used to hold a very large photo today A way to make a computer program run faster than its normal speed

Using a specialized tool to change the physical shape of a computer monitor A way to name a file so that no one is able to find it on a computer A bandwidth management technique that delays some or all datagrams

Reading a person's mail before they have a chance to open it today A layer 2 security technology that drops DHCP messages from untrusted ports A way to make a computer program run faster than its normal speed