Internet & Email Threats Definition of a Computer Virus A program that infects a computer by attaching itself to another program‚ and propagating itself when that program is executed. A computer can become infected by files downloaded over a network‚ or by the installation of new software or floppy disks that are infected with viruses as well as email attachments. Some viruses are only pranks‚ and perform harmless actions like displaying a screen with a joke message on it. Others can destroy
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friends‚ bosses‚ colleagues and other from a distance. It is the fastest way to send messages with less cost. Telnet – a method that allows you to access or use resources on a remote computers. Telnet can also give you fast access to the World Wide Web and explorer. You can also use the telnet to go shopping‚ playing interactive games‚ and log onto community bulletin boards. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) – from the word itself is an internet utility that allows you to transfer files between their
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Plaintiff Claim :- On August 8‚ 2012‚ FTC alleges that Google violated the first part of the Buzz consent order through the placing of cookies on users’ computers without their knowledge. Google uses cookies to collect information from users’ web browsing activity‚ and uses this
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Web based Barangay Accounting Information System (Phase I – Document Tracking System & Barangay Web Information System) Project Description The system is designed to allow Barangay Officials and Officers to view‚ create and manage transactions and facilitate inquiries on the status and details as such. The system intuitive user inquiry interface and interactive filtering features will trim the gap between automated and manual computing. These filtering mechanisms have been critically
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College Urdaneta‚ Pangasinan WORLD WIDE WEB And HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL Prepared by: Catherine Mendoza Casison Jerry Bustoba Diaz Mark Allen Madayag Fernandez Seth Gewyn Purisima Gabot Karen Christelle Juanitez Galvan Christine Divina Gavina Ryan Jeric Fernandez Sabado Prepared to: Mr. Nicanor Pascual Jr. Table of Contents World Wide Web I. Introduction II. Body i. What is World Wide Web ii. WWW Background iii. Structure iv. WWW Components
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is correct 8. B. The web browser asks for the one object identified by the web address‚ and the web server automatically sends the rest of the objects to the browser. 9. A. A website typically contains many web objects‚ C. A web page typically contains many web objects‚ D. A website typically contains many web pages. 10. C. The operating system on the PC‚ D. The PC’s NIC 11. A. 16 HTTP GET request messages with 16 matching HTTP GET reply messages 12. A. Web browsers 13. A. http 14. C. Node
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deployed in the Netscape browser version 2.0B3. The change of name from LiveScript to JavaScript roughly coincided with Netscape adding support for Java technology in its Netscape Navigator web browser. The final choice of name caused confusion‚ giving the impression that the language was a spin-off of the Java programming language‚ and the choice has been characterized by many as a marketing ploy by Netscape to give JavaScript the cachet of what was then the hot new web programming language. Server-side
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evolution of Web pages. The evolution of the Web began in 1991. The following is a break down and progression of the evolution of Web pages: 1991 – HTTP: A network protocol for distributed‚ collaborative‚ hypermedia information systems. 1991/1992 – HTML 1: HyperText Markup Language is the predominant markup language for web pages. 1994 – HTML 2: Second version of the HyperText Markup Language. 1994 – Cookies: A small piece of data sent by websites and stored in a user’s web browser to remember the
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Devices Users use network devices via applications (apps). Application: Why we use networks. Example: Would you use a phone that did not allow phone calls? Maybe‚ but what if it also did not allow texting? Or email? Or posting to social media? Or web surfing? Or anything that used a network? Key common feature for
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Link to or copy and paste the following on your web browser so you can watch the following video on "The Nature of A President." http://uccpbank.k12hsn.org/courses/AmericanGovernment/course%20files/multimedia/lesson19/lessonp.html Now answer the following critical thinking questions and submit them electronically: 1) Admiral George Dewey once said‚ "the office of President is not such a very difficult one to fill‚ his duties being mainly to execute the laws of Congress." Do you agree
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