Other Things That Aren't in the Quizes Flashcards
What is a network cable?
A Network Cable, is a cable used to connect different devices together. They are often made up of a number of wires.
What is BPS?
“bps” stands for “bits per second,” which is a unit of measurement used to describe the rate at which data is transferred or transmitted over a network, essentially indicating how many bits of information are sent or received per second; it’s a common way to measure internet connection speeds or modem capabilities.
What is IPS?
Ips (Intrusion Prevention System) main function is to identify any suspicious activity and either detect and allow (IDS) or prevent (IPS) the threat.
What is a packet header?
A packet header is a “label” of sorts, which provides information about the packet’s contents, origin, and destination.
What is a packet payload?
The payload of a specific network packet or other protocol data unit (PDU) is the transmitted data sent by communicating endpoints; network protocols also specify the maximum length allowed for packet payloads.
What is Cracking Encryption?
Cracking encryption is decryption.
What is a computer virus?
A computer virus is a malicious program that can damage your computer’s software and data. Viruses can spread from one computer to another.
What is computer virus scanning software?
Computer virus scanning software, also called “antivirus software,” is a program designed to detect and remove malicious software (malware) like viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware from your computer by searching for specific patterns or “signatures” within files and system memory, essentially acting as a protective shield against cyber threats.
What do the submarine cables or subsea cables do?
Telecom carriers, mobile operators, multinational corporations, governments, content providers, and research institutions all rely on submarine cables to send data around the world.
