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Internet Unit I
Multipl Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
____ 1. When an individual tries to obtain confidential information from people via e-mail by pretending to be a familiar organization or institution, it is called _____.
____ 2. When users are redirected to a spoofed Web site without their knowledge or consent, it is called ______.
____ 3. A ____ on a computer permits traffic to enter and leave a computer.
____ 4. Informed Web users can implement ____, which are procedures, programs, and hardware that detect and prevent computer security threats.
____ 5. The process of associating a person and his identification with a very high level of assurance is user _____.
____ 6. Most Web browsers display a(n) ______ on the status bar to indicate a secure site.
____ 7. In Internet Explorer, the Local intranet zone contains any computers on your _______.
____ 8. When you double-click the padlock on the status bar in most browsers, you can find information about the Web page’s ______ features.
____ 9. A category of adware in which the user has little control over or knowledge of the ads and other monitoring features it contains is ________.
____ 1 10. You can keep viruses, worms, and Trojan Horses from using your e-mail program to reproduce by installing ____.
True/ Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
____ 1 11. Spoofing occurs when an individual tries to obtain confidential information from people via e-mail by pretending to be a familiar organization or institution.
____ 1 12. A certificate authority is an organization that verifies the certificate holder’s identity and issues the digital certificate.
____ 1 13. The combination of a user name and password is sometimes called a login.
____ 1 14. A cleverly written Java applet could examine your computer’s programs and e-mail a file from your computer back to a Web server.
____ 1 15. A secure page is indicated by a padlock on the right side of the status bar in the browser window.
____ 1 16. A Web bug is usually a GIF file with a size of one pixel.
____ 1 17. Your free use of the software is supported in part by the revenue the software publisher generates from the adware.
____ 1 18. One way to minimize risks associated with cookies is to manage the cookies that are stored on your computer.
____ 1 19. Anti-virus software prevents viruses, worms, and Trojan horses from using your e-mail program to reproduce.
____ 2 20. A packet sniffer can not be used to illegally intercept the contents of encrypted e-mail messages. Complete each sentence or statement.
2 21. A file known as a(n) ____________________ can cause various types of destruction to the recipient's computer, such as deleting the contents of your hard disk.
2 22. A computer has over 65,000 ____________________ for different processes, such as HTTP/World Wide Web traffic and FTP traffic.
2 23. When you submit sensitive data on the Web, such as financial or other personal information, you should ensure the data is ____________________.
2 24. ____________________ scrambles and encodes data transmissions to make it difficult for anyone intercepting the data to make sense of it.
2 25. The protocol in the Web page address for an encrypted page generally begins with ____________________ rather than "http."
2 26. The process of scrambling and encoding data transmissions using a mathematically-based program is called ____________________.
2 27. A(n) ____________________ is an encrypted and password-protected file that contains information to authenticate and prove a person’s or organization’s identity.
2 28. Some Web sites might use ____________________ to collect information about your interests and then use this information to try to market products or services to you.
2 29. A Web bug is an example of ____________________ because the clear GIF and its actions are hidden from the user.
3 30. ____________________ software can block damage from any viruses, worms, or Trojan horses that you might receive by e-mail. |
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