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Section 1

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Key principle of the Internet

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Reliability

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Radio benefit

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Mobile

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Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

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ARPANET stands for

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URL

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Uniform resource locator

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Protocol

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Set of rules and standards used to communicate between machines

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TCP

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Manages the sending and receiving of all your data packets

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Protocols

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What does a new technology need to know to use the internet

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Latency

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Time it takes for a bi to travel form one place to another

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Binary code

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2 possible states

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Purpose of ARPANET

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Communication system than could survive a nuclear attack

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8 bits

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1 byte

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Light con

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Expensive and hard to work with

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Binary sequences

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Internet packets are made up of

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DNS spoofing

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Taps into DNS server and changes the IP addresses

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Digital certificate

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When a website asks your browser to engage in a secure connection, it provides

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1000 bytes

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1 kilobyte

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Radio con

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Short range

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Light

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How are bits transferred through fiber optic cable

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DNS

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Internet protocol for translating domain names to IP addresses

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It's open to public

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Why is DNS susceptible to cyber attacks

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Bandwidth measure

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Bit rate

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Electric con

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Signal loss

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Protocols

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Internet is a design philosophy and an architecture expressed as a set of

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Unique addresses

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All the different devices on the internet have

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Electric benefit

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Cheap

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Transport Layer Security

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A protocol for managing the security of message transmissions on the Internet

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Secure Sockets Layer

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a standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a Web server and a browser, ensuring that all data passed between them remains private

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Packets

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Internet is made up of

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Different routes

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If one route is congested, individual packets may travel

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Electric light and radio

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We can physically send bits by

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Network of networks

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Internet is what

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Light benefit

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Fast and no signal loss

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Most important protocols on the internet

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Internet protocol

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HTTP and DNS

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Manage the sending and receiving of HTML, media files, or anything on the web

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Where it came form and where its going

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Internet address has

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IPv6 bits

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128

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Distributed hierarchical

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How are DNS servers connected

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HTTP

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Hyper text transfer protocol

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Information the internet ships

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Binary information

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1000 kilobytes

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1 megabyte

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ARPANET

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Internet began as a result of

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Fault tolerant

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Options for paths

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IP address

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Computer address

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Router

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Act likes traffic managers to keep packets moving though networks smoothly

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Independent operating networks

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Who is in charge of the internet

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