VPN Quiz - 21 Nov 23

What does VPN stand for?

• Visual Private Network

• Very Private Network

• Virtual Personal Network

• VPN stands for Virtual Private Network.

Name two types of VPN protocols.

• TCP and UDP

• FTP and SMTP

• HTTP and HTTPS

• Two types of VPN protocols are OpenVPN and L2TP/IPsec.

What are the disadvantages of using VPN?

• Potential increase in internet speed, no cost for subscription, and improved security

• No impact on internet speed, no cost for subscription, and no security risks

• Increased internet speed, free subscription, and guaranteed security

• Some disadvantages of using VPN include potential decrease in internet speed, cost of subscription, and potential security risks if not properly configured.

What security measures are used in VPN?

• Firewalls and antivirus software

• Public Wi-Fi networks and unsecured connections

• Biometric authentication and physical access control

• Some common security measures used in VPN include encryption, authentication, and tunneling protocols such as IPSec and SSL/TLS.

Define VPN in simple terms.

• VPN stands for Virtual Private Network, which is a secure and encrypted connection that allows users to access the internet privately and securely.

• VPN is a type of video game

• VPN is a virtual pet network

• VPN is a new type of vegetable

Explain one type of VPN protocol in brief.

• One type of VPN protocol is OpenVPN, which is an open-source protocol known for its strong security and flexibility.

• PPTP is a type of VPN protocol known for its high security and flexibility.

• SSTP is a type of VPN protocol that is not widely supported by most devices.

• L2TP is a type of VPN protocol that is not suitable for secure communication.

List two advantages of using VPN.

• 1. Enhanced security and privacy 2. Access to restricted content or websites

• Limited device compatibility

• Slower internet speed

• Increased risk of hacking

What are the potential drawbacks of using VPN?

• No security risks

• Some potential drawbacks of using VPN include reduced internet speed, potential security risks if the VPN provider is not trustworthy, and the need to trust the VPN provider with your data.

• No need to trust the VPN provider

• Increased internet speed

How does VPN ensure security of data transmission?

• VPN ensures security of data transmission by encrypting the data and creating a secure tunnel for transmission.

• VPN ensures security of data transmission by slowing down the data transmission speed.

• VPN ensures security of data transmission by broadcasting data openly to all users.

• VPN ensures security of data transmission by allowing unauthorized access to the data.

What are the potential risks of using a VPN?

• Increased internet speed

• Guaranteed security

• Potential decrease in internet speed, potential security risks if the VPN provider is not trustworthy, and the need to trust the VPN provider with your data.

• No security risks