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…  guarantees that systems, applications and data are available to users when they need them

• Confidentiality 

• Availability

• Integrity

• Reliability

…  is a harmful computer program developed by a person that disrupts operations of a computer in various ways

• Operating System 

• Computer virus

• Library programs

• Utility programs

…  do not require user actions to spread, they move from system to system over networks on their own

• Boot Sector Virus

• Worms

• Macro viruses

• Resident virus

…  any malicious software that disguises itself in order to deceive users of its true intent

• Boot Sector Virus

• Trojan horse

• Macro viruses

• Resident virus

…  infect documents created by Microsoft Office programs

• Boot Sector Virus

• Macro viruses

• Trojan horse

• Resident virus

What is a domain name?

• Your home address and where Internet users can access to your home

• The address where Internet users can access your website.

• The address where Internet users can access to the Internet resources

• The address where Internet users can access to the Internet resources

What is World Wide Web used for?

• used to distinguish the protocol’s name

• used to distinguish the content

• used to distinguish the content Internet resources

• used to distinguish the content Internet address

What is Internet?

• the protocol’s name

• an interconnection of computer networks all around the world

• an intersection of computer networks all around the world

• an interruption of computer networks all around the world

What is a client in the network?

• A computer which is capable of sending the information from your computer in the Internet

• A computer which is capable of receiving the information from the server in the Internet

• A software which is capable of receiving the information from the server in the Internet

• A central processing Unit which is capable of receiving the information from the server in the Internet

What is FTP in the network?

• a standard Internet protocol which refers to the File Transcription Protocol

• a standard Internet protocol which refers to the File Transfer Protocol

• a non-standard Internet protocol which refers to the File Transaction Protocol

• an unique Internet protocol which refers to the File Trip Protocol