Internet (Part II)

What websites use to remember who you are?

• cach

• cookies

• history

• memory

In 2016, many UK businesses received emails that threatened to launch DDoS attacks on their website unless the business paid a ransom of 5 bitcoins.

Why would businesses be concerned about a DDoS attack on their website?

• A DDoS attack could result in website visitors seeing the attacker's website instead of the business' website.

• A DDoS attack could reveal all the private data in their website's databases.

• A DDos attack could render the business website very slow or completely unusable by visitors

• A DDos attack could email all the business users ransom letters as well

... Is a small amount of text that helps a website track information about a user across multiple pages of the website, and personalize the user's experience on the website.

• HTTP cookie

• SSL cookie

• HTTPS cookie

• TCP IP cookie

Attacks come from many computers all at once

• Virus

• DDOS

• Phishing

• Trojan

The language used to communicate between web browsers and servers ...

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A layer of security around your communications

• TLS

• HTTPS

• SSL

• TPS

• TSL

is a program that gets installed, usually unintentionally, and harms a user and their computer.

• Ddos

• Virus

• Phishing

• HTTPS

URL is stands for ...

• Unique Reference Locator

• Universal Reference Locator

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Resource Locator

A lot of viruses are disguised as ...

• application updates

• windows updates

• security updates

• system updates

An HTTPS connection combines the protocol of HTTP with another Internet protocol for a layer of security.

• FTPS

• TLS

• TCP

• DNS