Networking -3

What does API stand for in networking?

• Application Programming Interface

• Advanced Protocol Integration

• Automated Proxy Infrastructure

• Adaptive Performance Interface

What are cookies used for in web browsing?

• Tracking user behavior and preferences

• Managing network routing

• Encrypting data transmissions

• Assigning IP addresses dynamically

What is TLS/SSL used for in web communication?

• Encrypting data transmissions

• Managing network traffic

• Assigning IP addresses dynamically

• Filtering web content

What is the primary function of a switch in a network?

• Filter network traffic based on MAC addresses

• Connect multiple networks together

• Broadcast packets to all connected devices

• Manage IP addressing

What does WAF stand for in network security?

• Web Access Firewall

• Wireless Application Framework

• Wide Area Filtering

• Web Application Firewall

What is a token in the context of web authentication?

• A physical device for network access

• An encrypted data packet

• A piece of information used for authentication

• A protocol for secure communication

What is the primary difference between a web browser and a search engine?

• A web browser displays web pages; a search engine finds web pages.

• A search engine displays web pages; a web browser finds web pages.

• Both are used interchangeably in networking.

• A web browser encrypts data; a search engine decrypts data.

Which networking device operates at the OSI Layer 7?

• Firewall

• Switch

• Modem

• Gateway

Which OSI layer is responsible for data encryption and decryption?

• Presentation Layer

• Application Layer

• Transport Layer

• Session Layer

What is the purpose of a firewall in a network?

• Monitor network traffic

• Provide wireless connectivity

• Filter and block unauthorized access

• Manage routing tables