Web Protocols Beginner Quiz 5

A type of internet provider A set of rules that allows different software to talk to each other A piece of hardware used to connect to Wi-Fi

Successor to SSL for securing web communications A way to name websites A protocol for transferring large files

A brand of computer monitor A type of internet cable Servers delivering content based on user location.

A way to search for information on the web An attempt to trick users into revealing sensitive data A method for improving website speed

A security system that monitors and controls network traffic A physical wall that protects servers from fire A tool for building websites

Hosting a web server Creating interactive and dynamic elements on a web page Encrypting the user's hard drive

Multiple Internal Mail Entry Main Internet Message Extension Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions

To identify the browser and operating system to the web server To store the user's passwords To track the physical location of the user

A type of power outlet for routers Enables full-duplex communication over one TCP connection. A tool for cleaning up browser cookies

A longer charging cable for a laptop A way to view the web on a TV A small software module that adds features to a web browser