Protocols

What does HTTP stand for?

• Hypertext Transfer Protocol

• Hypertext Transmission Protocol

• Hyperlink Transfer Protocol

• High Transfer Text Protocol

Is HTTPS a secure version of HTTP?

• Yes, HTTPS is a secure version of HTTP.

• HTTP is more secure than HTTPS.

• HTTPS is the same as HTTP.

• HTTPS is only for websites with login forms.

What does FTP stand for?

• File Transfer Protocol

• File Transfer Process

• File Transmission Protocol

• Fast Transfer Protocol

Is SFTP a secure version of FTP?

• SFTP is not related to FTP at all.

• SFTP is an outdated version of FTP.

• Yes, SFTP is a secure version of FTP.

• SFTP is less secure than FTP.

What does SMTP stand for?

• Simple Mail Transfer Program

• Simple Message Transfer Protocol

• Secure Mail Transfer Protocol

• Simple Mail Transfer Protocol

What is the purpose of POP3?

• To store emails on a local device.

• The purpose of POP3 is to retrieve emails from a mail server.

• To manage email contacts and addresses.

• To send emails to a mail server.

Can you use HTTP to send emails?

• Yes, HTTP is commonly used for sending emails.

• HTTP is a protocol specifically designed for email transmission.

• No, you cannot use HTTP to send emails.

• You can use HTTP to send emails with attachments.

Is HTTPS used for secure websites?

• HTTPS is used for all websites regardless of security.

• HTTPS is a type of web browser.

• HTTPS is only for email security.

• Yes, HTTPS is used for secure websites.

What is the main use of FTP?

• To send emails between users.

• To create backups of files on a server.

• The main use of FTP is to transfer files between computers.

• To edit documents in real-time.

Does SFTP use encryption?

• SFTP does not use encryption.

• SFTP uses only plain text.

• Yes, SFTP uses encryption.

• SFTP is not a secure protocol.